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Grouper eats 4ft shark in one bite

Posted on August 21, 2014 by jw60sea

Goliath grouper eating a black tip shark in one bite off the coast of Bonita Springs Florida. August 2014.

Posted in dive Palau, Diving, Jim Caldwell, Photography, Redondo, Scuba Diving, Sharks, Travel | Tagged diving, Goliath grouper eating shark, grouper eating shark off the coast of Bonita Springs Florida August 2014., grouper eats shark, jim caldwell redondo beach, scuba, shark fishint, shark hunting, shark video | Leave a comment

5 best diving spots to warm your bones

Posted on February 14, 2014 by jw60sea

Lyn Mettler February 7, 2014 FoxNews.com […In] the Western Pacific is the remote island of Palau, part of the Rock Islands and nicknamed “Rainbow’s End” because it’s so far away. It is not easy to get to, as you have … Continue reading →

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Typhoon Huiyan Pounded Palau

Posted on November 10, 2013 by jw60sea

Typhoon Huiyan pounded Palua, still saving much of its brutal force for the Philippines. Super Typhoon Haiyan pounded Palau and parts of Micronesia early Thursday morning, packing winds of up to 250 kilometres per hour. Kayangel is located 24 kilometres … Continue reading →

Posted in dive Palau, Diving, History, hotels in palau, Jim Caldwell, koror palau, Palau Diving, palau islands, Photography, Redondo, Scuba, Scuba Diving, Travel, Where is Palau | Tagged Bernadette Carreron reported people living on Kayangel had ignored a mandatory evacuation, Eye of Typhoon Huiyan, Huiyan Typhoon, jim caldwell redondo beach, Kayangel 69 residents on the island have now been accounted for, Kayangel is located 24 kilometres away from Palau's capital Koror, Kayangel major damage to structures and trees, Koror Babeldaob and Kayangel without power and some areas without water, Map Typhoon Huiyan, Palau Scuba Diving, Philippines, Philippines Typhoon Huiyan, photography, Picture Typhoon Huiyan, scuba, scuba diving, Snorkeling Palau, Super Typhoon Haiyan Palau Micronesia winds 250 kilometres per hour, Travel, Typhoon Haiyan destroyed or damaged Koror homes | 1 Comment

A look below the surface- Scuba Diving in the South bay

Posted on May 10, 2013 by jw60sea

EasyReader Chelsea Sektnan May 8, 2013 “This area’s great for new divers,” local diver Christian Vonstentzsch said of the South Bay. “It’s great for training, there’s both shallow and deep as well as a ton of sea life. It’s a … Continue reading →

Posted in dive Palau, Diving, Jim Caldwell, koror palau, Palau Diving, palau islands, Photography, Redondo, Scuba, Scuba Diving, Snorkel, Travel, Where is Palau | Tagged Ashley Carnes, Cable Car Reef, Chelsea Sektnan, Christian Vonstentzsch, Dive N’ Surf, Dive N’ Surf Dive Master Tony Vanore, diving Abalone Cove off Flat Rock, diving Terranea Resort formerly Marineland, Easy Reader, EasyReader, Hermosa Beach, Jeff Trueman, Jim Caldwell, Kim Merritt, old Redondo fishing barge, Palos Verdes Peninsula also offers spectacular diving, popular dive spots in southern california, popular dive spots south bay, Redondo Beach, Rob Spencer, Robert Prieto, Santa Monica Bay offers kelp diving as well as rocky reef, scuba, scuba diving, scuba diving catalina, scuba diving malaga cove, scuba diving palos verdes, scuba diving south bay, scuba diving southern california, South Bay, sunken ferry boat and the 441-foot USS Palawan Liberty Ship, Veteran’s Park in Redondo Beach | Leave a comment

Swimming with Whale Sharks Philippines

Posted on January 27, 2013 by jw60sea

Stunning Whale Shark Photos Aim to Help At-Risk Species Jakob Schiller January 25, 13 At first glance, Kristian Schmidt and Shawn Heinrichs’ photos of models swimming with whale sharks off the coast of the Philippines appear heavily Photoshopped. But while … Continue reading →

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Grouper eats 4ft shark in one bite

5 best diving spots to warm your bones

Typhoon Huiyan Pounded Palau

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