🧪 What Are Marine Sediments? These underwater particles may look simple — sand, mud, and organic matter — that settle on the seafloor. They come from rocks, shells, marine organisms, and even wind-blown dust. Over thousands of years, these layers preserve the stories of Earth’s climate, plate movement, and sea life. 🌿 Why Do Marine […]
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Jun
Jun
Dive Deeper into the Meaning Behind Coral Colors Snorkeling through a vibrant coral reef feels like stepping into a surreal world—blazing pinks, electric blues, golden yellows. But did you know those colors are more than just beautiful? They’re signs of life, stress, or even distress. Understanding what coral colors mean doesn’t just make your underwater […]
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Jun
Jun
The Mystical Fish of Thai Folklore Thailand’s rich tapestry of culture isn’t just woven through temples, festivals, or cuisine—but also swims through its waters. From shimmering carp in temple ponds to mythical sea creatures, fish and local legend in Thailand are deeply intertwined. These stories don’t just entertain; they offer a glimpse into the values, […]
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May
May
Whale shark tour Thailand seekers often dream of swimming alongside the ocean’s largest fish. In the clear blue waters of the Andaman Sea, especially around the Similan and Surin Islands, you just might get that magical chance. The whale shark—with its massive size, polka-dot skin, and peaceful nature—is a bucket-list highlight for divers and snorkelers […]
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May
May
If you’re planning to snorkel or dive in the Andaman Sea, get ready to meet more than just the famous “Nemo”! The coral reefs around Phi Phi Islands, Similan Islands, and Surin Islands are home to several species of clownfish. Let’s take a look at five popular clownfish species in the Andaman Sea 🐠🌊 🧡 […]
beach, Fun facts, island, Travel Safety & Wellness Tips
Why Traveling to the Sea During Rainy Season Might Be the Best Idea You Never Considered
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May
May
Rainy season sea travel might sound counterintuitive, but it could be the best-kept secret in island adventures. While many avoid the coast during this time, those in the know discover something truly special. But here’s a little secret: it might actually be one of the best times to explore the sea. Today, let’s dive into […]
diving point, Fun facts, marine animal
🎨 Why Are Fish So Colorful? How Fish Colors Reflect Their Homes
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May
May
When snorkeling or diving in the Andaman Sea, one thing becomes immediately clear: the underwater world is bursting with color. From bright orange clownfish to shimmering blue mackerel, fish display an incredible variety of hues and patterns. But have you ever wondered why? The answer lies in where they live. A fish’s color is not […]
Fun facts, Sustainable & Eco-friendly
Did you know? How long does it take for trash to decompose and how does it affect the Thai seas? 🌊🌎
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Apr
Apr
Every piece of waste we throw away doesn’t just disappear — it stays with us for a very long time. Here’s how long different types of trash take to decompose and their impact on the environment and Thailand’s oceans:Plastic: Takes 450+ years to decompose 🔹 Aluminum Cans: Take 80-200 years 🔹 Glass Bottles: Take up […]
beach, Fun facts, marine animal, marine plant, Sustainable & Eco-friendly
5 Reasons Why We Should Not Feed Fish in the Ocean
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Apr
Apr
One of the best parts of snorkeling or scuba diving is immersing yourself in the world of marine life. Being surrounded by vibrant tropical fish is an exciting experience, and this is why some divers like to feed fish with food scraps such as rice or bread to attract them closer. If you’re planning your […]
Fun facts, marine animal, Sustainable & Eco-friendly
Homeless from Birth: The Journey of Hermit Crabs and Their Struggle for Survival
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Apr
Apr
Born Without a Shell From the moment they hatch, hermit crabs are unlike other crabs — they are born without a protective shell of their own. Tiny and vulnerable, newborn hermit crabs must quickly find shelter to survive. They usually seek out empty seashells left behind by dead marine animals as their very first “home.”They […]
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