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THE DOUBLE-ENDED NEEDLEHORSE
New evidence in the Red Sea, the family of Pipefish’s/ Seahorses have been found at our Hurghada diving sites.
The species Solegnathus includes the Pipefish as well. They are considered to be ...
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New Artificial Reef in Hurghada
Teenagers from around Egypt had a lot of fun at the International Youth Ecological Festival, “Artificial reefs-2009”, held at the Blue Dreams Diving Club (Aqua Fun Hotel, Hurghada) last No...
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Why Dive the Southern Red Sea?
Sharks, Dolphins, Mantas, Jacks, Nudibranchs and Clownfish, the list goes on and on. If you are after variety then The Southern Red Sea is the place to be. Underwater nature is forever changing with t...
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THE TANKER WRECKS NEAR RAS BANAS
Credit for the discovery of this wreck goes to the then Skipper of Lady M., “Ahmed the Crazy”. They called it the half wreck because it consisted of a stern and superstructure and one very...
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The Economic Value of Sea Cucumbers in the Egyptian Red Sea
Coral reefs in Egypt's Red Sea can be likened to a desert oasis: the high metabolic activity of the reef ecology system makes it a primary source of nutrients in an otherwise nutrient-poor sea. Witho...
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