#ocean

HELLOO! Today was the day we finally arrived in the Galápagos! Our flight boarded at 12:50, and after about a two-hour flight from Guayaquil, we were officially on our way to the GALÁPAGOS!!! One thing

It is a 3-km linear trail (round trip) that crosses tidal channels, marshlands, and dunes in the Ria Formosa.

English version My visit to the Museum of the Sea helped me gain knowledge; looking things up online is not the same as seeing the subject of study face-to-face. In this case, I went to the sections on

Visiting A Beautiful Lighthouse: Peggy’s Cove and the “Ghost Lady in Blue” I visited one of the famous sightseeing spots called “Peggy’s Cove,” which has an old but still-used lighthouse. I've never visited

English version I continued my exploration of the Museo del Mar. I’ve now entered the only room where you can see live animals—the Aquarium Room. Here, there’s an exhibit featuring various fish; perhaps

English version We began our exploration at the Maritime Museum in Cumana. As soon as we entered, the change in lighting was striking; it felt as if we were in a parallel universe. I would even say it

English version Today I’d like to share my recent visit to the Maritime Museum. Although I’ve been to the “Luis Manuel Peñalver” Cultural Complex several times, as well as the Maria Rodriguez Theater and

Source: Wikipedia The Shark: Six Senses in the Dark Ocean The more remarkable story about sharks is not aggression — it is perception. The shark navigates and hunts through a sensory system so comprehensive

A one hour walk kind of recharged my batteries

Sea of My Childhood

Named after a hamlet in northern Cornwall, the St. Eval is rumoured to have served as a tug/salvage boat during the Second World War, but documented evidence has not been found from what I've read. It

Source: Wikipedia The Sea Cucumber: Liquefying Itself to Escape When threatened, a sea cucumber can partially dissolve its own connective tissue, becoming soft and liquid enough to squeeze through gaps