Porcupine Divers

SS Thistlegorm shipwreck is awesome and iconic and my bucket-list-dive. The most famous Red Sea wreck sunk 80 years back. It became one of the most famous dive sites. The fully loaded cargo decks and the historical importance are unreal. I joined a fantastic Egypt liveaboard trip and spend 1.5 comprehensive days on the famous wreck.

SS Thistlegorm 80 years SS Thistlegorm shipwreck is bucket list diving. 80 years after the catastrophe October 6, 1941 we immersed into the unique underwater museum.

I just found some shots I took earlier this year. It’s a burrfish a smaller cousin of the famous porcupine fish. Just much smaller just 15 cm. I found them with the Yellow-lined Fusilier at the Inchcape 2 wreck in Fujairah.

Mature coral catfish in Fujairah during a night dive. Juvenile catfish are forming this amazing schools of fish. As mature gain this typical stripes and start separating. 📷

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My preferred photo motif in underwater photography. The Red Sea Anemonefish with Bubble-Tip Anemone in the family Actiniidae, so cut and colorful. This anemone is generous in symbiotic partnerships 😊 and can live with seven different species of anemone fish

A brace of undulated moreys somewhere around Ras Mohammed Nationalpark at the south peak of Sinai Peninsula.

Nice scorpion fish in shallow waters hidden under sand and of course not moving at all 😊

This looks almost beautiful if it wouldn’t be soo sad! Coral bleaching is always like far away, but it happens in Khorfakkan, hole in the wall. I would say 25% is impacted. However there is still zooxanthellae in many coral and hope for the winter season.