by Miguel's Diving | Aug 31, 2022 | Marine Life
Polydorella spionid worms crowded the upper surface of a sponge. Their feeding activity caught the attention of a Miguel’s Diving staff. Since they are super tiny, the sponge seemed to be covered by wiggling hairs. A Mystery Solved With such rich marine life, the...
by Miguel's Diving | Jul 26, 2022 | Terrestial Treasures
Brahminy kite is a small eagle found near coastlines. Guests of Miguel’s Diving can observe this beautiful bird from our dive boat or while relaxing at our dock. Exciting Viewing Brahminy kite in flight Guests of Miguel’s Diving can watch for Brahminy kites as we...
by Miguel's Diving | Jun 24, 2022 | Terrestial Treasures
Tarsius genus of primates gains two Gorontalo species Two New Species in the Tarsius Genus Distribution map of Tarsius spp. Researchers Shekelle , Groves, Maryanto, and Mittermeier published the result of their studies in 2017. In it, they named two new tarsier...
by Miguel's Diving | May 4, 2022 | Marine Life
Blacksaddle fishfish is a cute, tropical fish found occasionally throughout Gorontalo’s coral reefs. However, its saddle patterning closely resembles a toxic pufferfish. Batesian Mimicry A natural phenomenon where a harmless species mimics a harmful one is Batesian...
by Miguel's Diving | Apr 28, 2022 | News
Indonesia reopens to foreign tourists as of April 2022. Divers from 43 nations can now enter Indonesia without quarantine and purchase a visa on arrival. Arrival Requirements in Light of the Pandemic International divers must be fully vaccinated at least fourteen days...
