http://www.aynaku.net/2005/08/01/dive-buddy/ Travel island hopping and illustration blog Sun, 23 Nov 2008 15:41:50 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.6.1 http://www.aynaku.net/2005/08/01/dive-buddy/#comment-1416 mimmoloG » Blog Archive » antico proverbio Tue, 31 Oct 2006 23:22:59 +0000 http://www.aynaku.net/2005/08/01/dive-buddy/#comment-1416 [...] ps: l’altra sera eravamo in un angolo. ciao Ste’ e grazie di tutto :-) mimmoloG [...] [...] ps: l’altra sera eravamo in un angolo. ciao Ste’ e grazie di tutto :-) mimmoloG [...]

]]> http://www.aynaku.net/2005/08/01/dive-buddy/#comment-346 AYNAKU » stingray Sun, 16 Apr 2006 09:58:39 +0000 http://www.aynaku.net/2005/08/01/dive-buddy/#comment-346 [...] Stingrays are a triangular flat shape with conspicuous spots on a light brown disc; the spots are well-spaced in young but crowded to form reticulated pattern in adult. White ventrally with a long, slender tail, they live in warm waters off sandy beaches where feed on small fishes, shrimps, worms… …And off the sandy beach of Boracay, Tara and I used to dive, exactly looking for stingrays: it’s wonderful to watch as they take off into flight! It’s worth saying that stingrays have the most incredible camouflage skills. So one day, while almost crawling the absolutely even sandy-bottom, a huge and unnoticed himantura uarnak slipped swiftly the bottom right under our bellies. Stingrays are not usually aggressive. They rummage on the sea bottom and only attack if they have been stepped on or threatened, but they are venomous anyways and that lovely specimen really froze my blood! [...] [...] Stingrays are a triangular flat shape with conspicuous spots on a light brown disc; the spots are well-spaced in young but crowded to form reticulated pattern in adult. White ventrally with a long, slender tail, they live in warm waters off sandy beaches where feed on small fishes, shrimps, worms… …And off the sandy beach of Boracay, Tara and I used to dive, exactly looking for stingrays: it’s wonderful to watch as they take off into flight! It’s worth saying that stingrays have the most incredible camouflage skills. So one day, while almost crawling the absolutely even sandy-bottom, a huge and unnoticed himantura uarnak slipped swiftly the bottom right under our bellies. Stingrays are not usually aggressive. They rummage on the sea bottom and only attack if they have been stepped on or threatened, but they are venomous anyways and that lovely specimen really froze my blood! [...]

]]> http://www.aynaku.net/2005/08/01/dive-buddy/#comment-4 violet Mon, 01 Aug 2005 15:07:15 +0000 http://www.aynaku.net/2005/08/01/dive-buddy/#comment-4 your illustrations are very nice :o) your illustrations are very nice :o)

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