En fin, recordando aventuras he tenido que concluir que NO me gustan los peces payaso. Creo que el cine, al igual que en su día a Tiburón, les ha concedido una personalidad que no se adapta a la realidad. Si bien son peces muy valientes (no temen al adversario más grande, porque es el único pez que a mí por ahora me ha mordido), no son para nada graciosos. Son ariscos, insisten en reventarte todas las fotos a los cangrejos que viven en la misma anémona, y encima cuando muerden llevan en los labios el liquido urticante de la anémona. Así que mi recomendación es mantener una distancia prudencial y no hacerles pensar que somos una amenaza.
Aquí os dejo algunas fotos tomadas en Filipinas a principios de año. Que las disfrutéis!!
After too many months, I come back to writing. Since April has been pretty difficult to update the blog, because of my work I have been without internet out of the office. For the same reasons, I have been apart from the sea and diving, so I have survived remembering diving spots, and trying not to loose any documentary on the TV. I have never seen so many diving programs on TV as lately, will it be because people hobbies are changing, or because more than ever do you need to transport yourself to a paradise?
Anyway, remembering adventures, I have to admit I do NOT like clown fishes. Movies world, as happened time ago with Shark, have given to clown fishes a personality that does not fit with reality. It is true they are really brave (not fear to a bigger adversary - it's the only fish has bitten me until now), they are not funny at all. They are rude, they insist in fight with your camera when you try to take a photo to their "neighbor" the crab, and when they bite you, they bring the poison of the anemone on their lips. So my recommendation is to keep a good distance, and not make them think we are a threat.
Here you have some pics taken in Philippines at the beginning of this year. Enjoy them!!