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Rubbish PhotographyContents of this Issue: East Bay Resort, Reef Divers, South Caicos, TCI That Snorkel Can Save Your Life South Caicos, 2001: Will The Diving Be The Same? Conception Tragedy Leads to New Safety Rules Traveling Divers are Quarantined Do You Use a Backup Computer, Part II More on PFO, “That Perfectly Formed Hole” Starving Manatees Get Salad and a Warm Bath Editorial Office: Ben Davison Publisher and Editor Undercurrent 3020 Bridgeway, Suite 102 Sausalito, CA 94965 from the February, 2022 issue of Undercurrent
Discarded single-use plastic continues to pollute the environment. Steven Kovacs photographed a paper nautilus drifting along on an item of plastic rubbish, in Anilao (Philippines) to become one of the winners in last year's Ocean photography awards. Paper nautilus often hitch a ride on a jellyfish to preserve energy, but this was no jellyfish. |
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