Taak Bi Ha
Cenote Taak Bi Ha has opened up for cave diving, snorkelling and swimming since our last Mexico cave diving trip. It has a stunning closed cavern that they light up for visitors. Taak Bi Ha is part of cave system Sac Actun.
 Tank Cave - A3 intersectionComing from the entrance of Tank Cave, this is the point at which the tunnels split. The A Tunnel leads off to the left and the C Tunnel continues straight ahead.
 Tank Cave - Lake AyreLake Ayre is a pocket of trapped gas on Tank Cave's A Line.
 Tank Cave - F TunnelDeep in the bowels of Australia's Tank Cave is a beautiful long straight tunnel called F Tunnel, stretching for a couple of hundred metres.
 Tank Cave - C TunnelAs tunnels fan out from the Tank Cave entrance they are named off by letter: A, B, C, D etc.
 Tank Cave at D2This floor to ceiling feature leftover from when water eroded out the passages of the cave that cave divers now swim through is a favourite of mine.
 Tank Cave ice chamberLocal cave divers will know this room in Australia's Tank Cave by the inspirational name "90 Metre Room". I like to think of it as an ice chamber with a molten ceiling. It definitely feels icy on a smoking hot Australian summer's day!
 Remembering the summer of stingraysEvery summer short-tailed stingrays gather at the Poor Knights Islands Marine Reserve off the Tutukaka Coast of northern New Zealand. Last summer, January 2018, was a one in 15 years event.
 Yellow morayEver noticed how Yellow morays often have a green tinge?
 Common anemone - Anthothoe albocinctaAs the name implies, the common anemone is abundant in New Zealand.
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