Diving with cuttlefish in Bali Posted on 3 May 2011 Tags:Indonesia While completing my divemaster internship at Nautilus Diving Bali in Indonesia, I put together a couple of online promotional videos for the dive shop. Check out my first attempt at underwater videography on Facebook. I filmed it last year with my Canon PowerShot D10, which can be taken to a depth of 10 m. The video features cuttlefish, one of the most mysterious and fascinating creatures in the sea. Cuttlefish have a highly evolved set of communication devices. They can change their colour and body shape for both camouflage and communication by using a complex system of pulsing chromatophores which affects the colour and polarisation of light as it reflects off their skin. They also assume various postures and make signals with their tentacles to communicate. Cuttlefish are believed to be the world’s most intelligent invertebrates. Related Posts The 5 best climbing spots in South Africa 10 April 2023 Mozambique – a coastal, self-drive holiday 23 October 2022 Catherine Hofmeyr shares what's new (and what's still hot) on a coastal self-drive holiday from... read more Get ready for high voltage action at Killarney’s Power Series 6 21 July 2022 As we accelerate into the second half of the season, Power Series racing presented by... read more PREV ARTICLE NEXT ARTICLE
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