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COVER STORY
This photo was taken some time in April 2015 off Semporna, Sabah. Malaysia. Communities of Bajau Laut or Sea Gypsies have been living a nomadic life here for generations. They built their houses on stilt huts built atop coral reefs and living off catches from the ocean. They are exceptional free divers and hunters. Their connections to the ocean are so strong that they are reported to feel ‘land sick’ whenever they stepped on solid ground. They are truly the children of the ocean.
—By Eric Goh
DESTINATION
The Cetacean superhighway
— By Aaron ‘Bertie’ Gekoski / Scubazoo
Kona: The island of creatures big and small
— By Renee Capozzola
Fiery encounters in the frozen north
—By Steve Jones
SPECIAL
A wonderland of ice and fire
—By Timo Dersch
INTERVIEW
Goh diving in the big blue
— Text by Vita Liu, Photo by Eric Goh
TRAINING
Marine life injuries – sea snake bites
— By Henry Tao
Out of air with plenty to breathe
— By Simon Pridmore
TOP GEAR
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ENVIRONMENT
No fish today
— By Beth and Shaun Tierney
WORKSHOP
Adventures in ringflection
— By Henley Spiers
PORTFOLIO
Kenji Cheow