mikelegurra
Contributor
diving in thailand i had the oporunity to see some trigger fish. none of them came in our direction but we were very careful not to tease them. stories ran around that some of use to byte pieces of wetsuits ? can this be true ?
i guy with a video camera tried pissing off three of them and they also refused to attack.
i found this "bugging-for-video" a little annoying myself. i thought the guy should just leave them alone...
the most annoying thing we had to endure were stings from "invisible" origin. i felt the sting, no rash though. could this be pieces of jelly fish ? we tried finding the damn things but unable to see them.
and another dangerous thing was the amount of sea urchins, the long stemed ones, that we're on the bottom. a lot of divers who are taking the open water confined part do it on the beach (there's no pool) and some were having trouble with the buoyancy control. they kept bumping on the beach floor, and were coming real close to the urchins. this didn't help their confidence and will to master the fine points of buoyancy...
i guy with a video camera tried pissing off three of them and they also refused to attack.
i found this "bugging-for-video" a little annoying myself. i thought the guy should just leave them alone...
the most annoying thing we had to endure were stings from "invisible" origin. i felt the sting, no rash though. could this be pieces of jelly fish ? we tried finding the damn things but unable to see them.
and another dangerous thing was the amount of sea urchins, the long stemed ones, that we're on the bottom. a lot of divers who are taking the open water confined part do it on the beach (there's no pool) and some were having trouble with the buoyancy control. they kept bumping on the beach floor, and were coming real close to the urchins. this didn't help their confidence and will to master the fine points of buoyancy...