Dolphin in Morotai
Morotai, apart from World War II Wreckage sometimes visited by a pod of dolphins – frequently travels near the Monumen Trikora closed to the City of Daruba where you can […]
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Guest Opinion – Shark Diving Tourism
Marshall Sastra perspective on Shark Diving Tourism: “OK, I, Marshall Sastra, I support the shark research and shark diving tourism in Indonesia and I, myself, wish shark diving tourism – […]
Beach Clean Up
Today morning, 6th August 2017, Shark Diving Indonesia together with the diving community in Morotai conducted beach clean up in the location of entry point for our most famous Bristol […]
29th April – 3rd May 2017 Trip
At the end of April 2017, we accompanied a group of 10 divers and 1 snorkeler in a trip that visit Morotai for their first attempt. This group is lead […]
Morotai Devil Ray
Among the rarest Mobulidae (1,5-2 % of all Mobula), Mobula thurstoni found in Morotai, we have several footage of this beautiful Devil Ray in one of our dive site. Currently […]
Efek Pemberian Makan Hiu Pada Pariwisata
On Aleksandra Maljkovic and Isabelle Cote’s “Effects of tourism related provisioning on the trophic signatures and movement patterns of an apex predator, the Caribbean reef shark” http://www.sciencedirect.com/…/article/pii/S0006320710004908 Once in Marine […]
On Grover’s Paper “Albert Behnke: Nitrogen Narcosis” [The Journal of Emergency Medicine, Vol. 46, No. 2, pp. 225-227, 2014]
Casey Grover and David Grover dedicated his paper to the Albert Behnke’s legacy in the description of Nitrogen Narcosis (later categorized as part of Inert Narcosis). Despite he was not […]
Correlation between sharks and reef fishes in Morotai
Morotai Island is well-known for its reef shark diving destination but we have yet to fully discern the density of the reef sharks and the correlation between the predator, carnivore […]
New Shark Species
In 2015, a new shark species – nurse shark to be precise – is found in the offshore of Pacific Ocean side of Mexico. This Nurse Shark has been acknowledge […]
Seahorses Facts
Following are the facts related to Seahorses: Only male seahorses that gestate the young – in a brood pouch Seahorses don’t have any teeth so they suck the prey via […]
Shark Diving Indonesia Morotai 