Turn the Lembeh Strait Pink
Turn the Strait Pink - Event Round up. Dive into The Pink with Allison Vitsky Sallmon and Andy Sallmon Last week we had an incredible week with the participants and team from Dive into the Pink as they endeavoured to turn the Lembeh Strait Pink to raise money for Breast Cancer Awareness...
Critters of the Lembeh Strait | 2018.03 A New Beginning
We recently welcomed Fred to our team as our incredible new Photo Pro. To continue with the tradition of sharing the weird and wonderful, enjoy Fred's very first Critters of the Lembeh Strait video - thank you Fred and we are looking forward to many more awesome videos to come!...
Critters of the Lembeh Strait | 2017 Highlights
Dec 29, 2017
- Dive Center
2017 was a year full of incredible underwater sightings and this superb video featuring some of the highlights is sure to impress. Throughout the year we were treated to everything from rare nudibranchs and hairy frogfishes angling for dinner, through to octopuses flashing different colors. Lembeh produced some truly jaw-dropping...
Critters of the Lembeh Strait – The Paddle-flap scorpionfish (Rhinopias eschmeyeri)
May 05, 2017
- Dive Center
Rhinopias belong to the scorpionfish family and are native to the tropical western Indo-Pacific. Like all scorpionfish, they have venomous spines and prefer to rest on the bottom, occasionally walking or ‘hopping’ by pushing off with their pelvic and pectoral fins rather than swimming. Scorpionfish are masters of camouflage, enabling...
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