Translation of "Ammenhai" in English

In the overhangs we found some sleeping stingrays and a nurse shark.

We also me a nurse shark sleeping under a big coral block while we made our safety stop.

Also the name "Wetnurse-shark" should come from from its "good-natured character."

Looking down, you might see a small nurse shark, turtle, or stingray, or can observe dolphins and manatees.

Wolfgang completed his birthday dive a couple of days ago and was presented with sharks, rays, lots of schooling fish and a very large nurse shark.

Types They admittedly are not among the reams of the shark-order, after all however the Atlantic wetnurse-shark (Ginglymostoma cirratum) becomes big at the 4 m well.

Quite naturally, the tour will begin with the aquariums and the Shark Lagoon, a giant 450,000-litre aquarium containing several specimens, from the imposing 3m-long nurse shark to the impressive black tip sharks, as well as some new occupants, the grey reef sharks.

In 2011, five baby blacktip sharks and two adults were welcomed to the aquariums, adding to the various species of sharks already represented (including nurse sharks and zebra sharks).

We also have some grey reef sharks, an eagle ray and a sleeping nurse shark.

There are also Alligators and Dwarf Crocodile in the aquatic part instead we can see the big Shark bull swimming, rare Lemon Shark, Nurse Shark, White Shark Sharks, Black Shark Sharks, small Bamboo Sharks, strange Squalo carpet, all so impressive but always fascinating.

Divers can explore the wreck at the beginning of their dive and hopefully meet its resident nurse shark before dropping onto the reef below to continue their exploration.

The most commonly encountered species are the grey reef, whitetip, blacktip, nurse, scalloped hammerhead, silvertip and whale sharks.

More white tip sharks towards to the end of the dive at reef top. And a massive nurse sharks just sleeping under a big coral block was a perfect end of the week diving.

Blog Hondaafushi - 12.07.2018 Wolfgang completed his birthday dive a couple of days ago and was presented with sharks, rays, lots of schooling fish and a very large nurse shark.

With a very small current changing from incoming to outgoing at the channel corner, we had 4 grey reef sharks, few white tip sharks at the reef edge, a nurse shark resting under a small coral block, one baby eagle ray just hovering at the corner and then a mother eagle rays joining the baby.

We continue and I see a nurse shark, which frightened by the light of our torch runs away banging its head on the rock in haste.

Plenty of white tip reef sharks, grey reef sharks, sting rays, schools of red snappers, humpback snappers, oriental sweetlips and a big nurse shark resting under a coral block towards to the end of the dive.

On the ground floor, visitors can walk through the ten meter-long Atlantic Tunnel: A tunnel leads through a 500,000-liter tank, which is home to the fish of the Atlantic Ocean - ranging from damselfish to eagles rays and a nurse shark.