Peacock Mantis Shirmp Meet the creature that looks painted by hand and armed by nature. The peacock mantis shrimp is one of the ocean`s most mesmerising little powerhouses — a riot of colour wrapped around a body built for precision, speed and surprising intelligence. In this short film, you`ll see the mantis shrimp in its element: watchful eyes shifting independently, vibrant plates catching the light, and those legendary club-like appendages poised with quiet intent. It moves with a mix of curiosity and caution, shaping its sandy doorway and tending to the hidden world inside. Part engineer, part artist, part boxer, the peacock mantis shrimp is a reminder that some of the ocean`s most extraordinary characters are found close to the seafloor, where colour and behaviour blend into something unforgettable. Take a moment, slow your breath and step into the tiny, electric universe of this remarkable creature. See more at www: https://solitude.world/issue-1-explorer-expand-your-mind/

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https://www.scanboat.com/en/boat-market/boats/live-a-board--riverboat-la-mare-xl-nordic-17524816 Live a board / Riverboat - Både sælges, La Mare XL Nordic, 2021 EUR 159.000 Scanboat

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Kopers en verkopers ontmoeten elkaar op "Booten te koop". Het is mogelijk om te zoeken naar meer dan 17.000 boten uit heel Europa. https://www.scanboat.com/nl/

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Thanks John and Jules for sharing this great video of your Precision Sails Asymmetrical Spinnaker on your Jeanneau 54! Check out @azulyachtcharters on instagram! Visit www.precisionsailloft.com to learn more!

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In this diving video we get to meet up eye to giant eye with a squid. Did you know squid have the largest eye to body ratio in the entire animal kingdom! In fact, the Giant Squid (cousin to this Caribbean Reef Squid) has the largest eyes on the entire planet at a minimum of 10 in / 25 cm in diameter. Even the Blue Whale does not compare at 11 cm. What’s strange is small eyes can actually see dramatically further so why the enormous eyes? Large eyes are thought to be better at seeing large objects that give off their own light in deep water. So who might the squid be looking for? Well he doesn’t glow but his movements trigger creatures that do and he loves feasting on Squid, The Sperm Whale! Do you love scuba diving in our underwater world and meeting amazing animals like the Caribbean Reef Squid? Join us for a dive learn more facts on the squid 👉🏽 https://cruisenautic.com

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