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Caloenas nicobarica-The Nicobar Pigeon breeding range encompasses the Andaman and Nicobar Islands of India, the Mergui Archipelago of Myanmar, offshore islands of south-western Thailand, Peninsular Malaysia, southern Cambodia and Vietnam, and many of the small islands between Sumatra, the Philippines and the Solomon Islands.
Diving the Mergui Archipelago with Similan Diving Safaris on-board the m/v Dolphin Queen, January 2015
Newly sunken wrecks, massive swimthroughs, hidden pinnacles, really surreal and unusual environments and plenty of weird and wonderful critters hanging out here and there.
Caloenas nicobarica-The Nicobar Pigeon breeding range encompasses the Andaman and Nicobar Islands of India, the Mergui Archipelago of Myanmar, offshore islands of south-western Thailand, Peninsular Malaysia, southern Cambodia and Vietnam, and many of the small islands between Sumatra, the Philippines and the Solomon Islands.
Nudibranch photographed in the Mergui Archipelago, Myanmar (Burma) on-board the Dolphin Queen with Similan Diving Safaris 2015/16 season.
Ric's best of 2010-2011 underwater, taken at Mergui Archipelago, Burma Banks & Similan Islands. ©Thailand Dive & Sail
Caloenas nicobarica-The Nicobar Pigeon breeding range encompasses the Andaman and Nicobar Islands of India, the Mergui Archipelago of Myanmar, offshore islands of south-western Thailand, Peninsular Malaysia, southern Cambodia and Vietnam, and many of the small islands between Sumatra, the Philippines and the Solomon Islands.
Newly sunken wrecks, massive swimthroughs, hidden pinnacles, really surreal and unusual environments and plenty of weird and wonderful critters hanging out here and there. Myanmar diving keeps surprising us.
Opportunities like this are few and far between. Two giant frogfish sat on top of a fish trap. Super easy to spot and very easy to approach. Sitting on top of the trap meant I could get close with no worries about the enviroment around the fish. The Mergui Archipelago in Burma is full of surprises like this one!
With no scales, the giant frogfish resembles a sponge more than it does a fish. The giant frogfish is actually a boney fish in the Class Actinopterygii (ray-finned fishes), their fins are supported by sturdy rays (spines).
Explore the real paradise with white #beaches at #Kyun-Phi-Lar #Island, #Myanmar.
Sometimes also called Pilar, this is definitely an island of Myanmar's beautiful #Mergui-Archipelago. The long white beaches stretch for kilometers without a footprint in the sand.Can frequently see monkeys sitting on the beach and leisurely snacking on crabs. It's a real paradise. One can have some fun snorkeling, kayaking or paddle boarding at this island or simply gather around a bonfire having some splendid barbeque. For more info visit goo.gl/hRxCWg
Caloenas nicobarica-The Nicobar Pigeon breeding range encompasses the Andaman and Nicobar Islands of India, the Mergui Archipelago of Myanmar, offshore islands of south-western Thailand, Peninsular Malaysia, southern Cambodia and Vietnam, and many of the small islands between Sumatra, the Philippines and the Solomon Islands.
Diving in the Similan Islands, Surin Islands, Koh Bon, Koh Tachai, World Famous Richelieu Rock with Similan Diving Safaris on board the m/v Dolphin Queen.
Varicose wart Slug photographed in the Mergui Archipelago, Myanmar (Burma) on-board the Dolphin Queen with Similan Diving Safaris 2015/16 season.
The Porcelain crab is actually a relative of the squat lobster and not a true crab. In this case a non-crab like animal has evolved into an animal that resembles a true crab, this is called carcinisation. Porcelain crabs have three pairs of walking legs unlike a true crab which has four. The porcelain crabs are fragile and will shed their limbs to escape predators, hence their name.
Caloenas nicobarica-The Nicobar Pigeon breeding range encompasses the Andaman and Nicobar Islands of India, the Mergui Archipelago of Myanmar, offshore islands of south-western Thailand, Peninsular Malaysia, southern Cambodia and Vietnam, and many of the small islands between Sumatra, the Philippines and the Solomon Islands.
Caloenas nicobarica-The Nicobar Pigeon breeding range encompasses the Andaman and Nicobar Islands of India, the Mergui Archipelago of Myanmar, offshore islands of south-western Thailand, Peninsular Malaysia, southern Cambodia and Vietnam, and many of the small islands between Sumatra, the Philippines and the Solomon Islands.
Ric's best of 2010-2011 underwater, taken at Mergui Archipelago, Burma Banks & Similan Islands. ©Thailand Dive & Sail • www.thailanddiveandsail.com
Caloenas nicobarica-The Nicobar Pigeon breeding range encompasses the Andaman and Nicobar Islands of India, the Mergui Archipelago of Myanmar, offshore islands of south-western Thailand, Peninsular Malaysia, southern Cambodia and Vietnam, and many of the small islands between Sumatra, the Philippines and the Solomon Islands.
Caloenas nicobarica-The Nicobar Pigeon breeding range encompasses the Andaman and Nicobar Islands of India, the Mergui Archipelago of Myanmar, offshore islands of south-western Thailand, Peninsular Malaysia, southern Cambodia and Vietnam, and many of the small islands between Sumatra, the Philippines and the Solomon Islands.