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Welcome to the birth of what could quite possibly be the most important Blog in the history of man. Whether your choose to return or not, I hope you enjoy your visit.

This is a picture of a smooth trunkfish. Sometimes they are sold in aquariums. However, they make poor pets since they may excrete a toxin when under stress, and this toxin can kill it, as well as all the other fish in the tank. Of course, these beauties can be safely enjoyed in the open ocean by snorkelers and scuba divers alike! I strongly encourage anybody who is interested in diving to take up the sport.

Edited: To delete reference to website which was too difficult to maintain. WordPress Blog is all I needed. Imagine that!

April 14, 2008 Posted by davidscubadiver | Pictures, Sharks, Turtle, bonaire, diving, scuba | bonaire, diving, photography, scuba | No Comments Yet

About

Eventually, I hope to become incredibly wealthy by generating more traffic than all of the worldwide web combined. But, until such time as I have a product to sell, I will be content to offer my musings, my photographs and my dry wit to brighten the day of anybody who happens to stumble across its content.

I love to scuba dive, and enjoy earning my living somewhere in the northeastern United States. Of course, there is an air of mystery about divers. We dare to go where a lot of other people never really thought about. I am by no means a professional diver or photographer. I’ve dived a week here, and a week there, with here and there being Bonaire, Belize, Jamaica, Cayman Brac, Little Cayman, Cozumel, Hawaii and most recently, the Exumas in the Bahamas.