TOUCH ME NOT

Being a RESPONSIBLE and SAFE DIVER means being careful about what we touch underwater to prevent unnecessary mishaps while scuba diving.

Here’s a list of some of the most venomous marine fauna.



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Anemone


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Banded sea snake


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Blue ringed octopus


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Cone Shell


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Crown of Thorns Starfish


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Fire Coral


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Fire Sponge


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Fire Urchin


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 Jellyfish



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Lionfish


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Scorpionfish


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Sea Catfish


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Sea Urchin


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Stingray


 


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Stonefish




BEST RULE when SCUBA DIVING is…




        LOOK    BUT    DO    NOT    TOUCH   !   !   !





		
	
			

			
			
			
			

				August 17, 2007

				Categories: Anilao, diveshoppe, Environmental Concern, photography, scuba diving, SCUBA instruction, Sports, travel, underwater photography .  . Author: Paz 			


			



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		Comment by Alberto Godinez on August 19, 2007 12:13 am
	
    
	
    “TAKE ONLY PICTURES, LEAVE ONLY BUBBLES!”
    
	
    
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		Comment by lea alissa on October 8, 2007 2:07 pm
	
    
	
    I saw a blue ringed octopus at Gamao Grotto on August 8,2005. It was in the shallows at the end of our dive. it was tiny, like I could hold it in the palm of my hand. BUT WE DIDN’T TOUCH IT. It was so cool the way the rings kind of glowed..
    
	
    
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