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 They are the northernmost part of Micronesia, sprawling over a thousand miles in a line from north to south in the western Pacific.
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Tunku Abdul Rahman Parks
Pearl of Kota Kinabalu
Text and pictures by Adi & Mala Gehri of www.abcdivers.com
Kota Kinabalu is well known as the international gateway for divers eager to sample the underwater delights of the famous Sipadan, Kapalai and Mabul Islands off the coast of Sabah. However the city itself (just 15-20 minutes away by boat) has its own marine attraction that is frequently overlooked. I grew up in this area, and the enchanting and captivating Tunku Abdul Rahman Marine Park (TARP) holds many underwater memories for me; my first crocodilefish, the biggest sea snake I've ever seen, a swimming frogfish and an aggressive tomato anemonefish defending its home. |
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Vol.3 No.1
Features
Palau Wrexpedition
Diving into History Photos & Text by: Tim Rock
Sixty years ago, during WWII, Palau was a major Japanese military base. On March 30 and 31, 1944, U.S. Navy bombers and fighter planes raided the Japanese fleet and sunk more than 60 ships and seaplanes in and around the lagoon.
Today, Palau, renowned for its beautiful lagoons and thrilling marine action is also the resting-place for the "Lost Fleet of the Rock Islands". |
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Vol.3 No.2
Technical
Someone has to do it!
Text by: Bruce Konefe
I have come to believe that I have the best job in the world. It may not be one of the highest paying jobs financially but the job does definitely have an awful lot of benefits. My career as a diving Instructor has allowed me to travel all over the globe. The most recent of my adventures took me to the beautiful country of Vietnam. |
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Vol.3 No.2
Dive Log
Ghosts and Gremlins
August 2005
Its been a rough season for many dive operators throughout Asia. The tsunami of December 26 devastated many communities and claimed many thousands of lives. But its ripple effect has been to cause significant economic hardship way beyond the geographical parameters of its physical impact.
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Portfolio
The award-winning photography of Robert Yin, one of the Asian diving community’s Elder Statesmen, is no stranger to the pages of dive magazines around the world.
Bob was one of the scuba diving pioneers in the sport’s early days in the Philippines.
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Vol.3 No.2
Features
Malapascua Island
Threshers Before Breakfast, Sea Horses 'Fore Lunch
Photos & Text by: Tony Karacsonyi The long whip-like tail, large eye, silver sheen on it's side and the ease with which it glides through the water - little will prepare you for your first thresher shark sighting. |
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Vol.3 No.2
Features A Pacific Gem
Photos & Text by: Tim Rock
Guam in western Micronesia is the richest coral reef marine environment of any United States territory or state. Thriving with more than 700 fish species and nearly 400 types of corals, it offers great natural biodiversity. Combined with its historic past that includes shipwrecks and remnants from WWII, WWI and even the gold-bearing Manila Galleon trading days. |
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