Showing posts with label sharks. Show all posts
Showing posts with label sharks. Show all posts

Wednesday, April 22, 2026

April Blogging A to Z Challenge 2026: S is for Scuba and Snorkel

 Fitting for Earth Day. Belize is home to the second largest reef in the world. Protected and beautiful the reef is home to amazing sea life like sea turtles, sharks, barracudas, lobsters, eels and more!  Snorkeling is a great way to see under the sea. I saw more sea turtles from snorkeling. 


I enjoyed the scuba but the pressure on the ears and nose was a bit. I felt it in my ears and I came up with a slight nose-bleed that didn't hurt. I would absolutely do it again!



Thursday, April 7, 2016

A to Z Challenge 2016: F is for Fishing

Fishing isn't always about the size of the fish you catch but the size of the smile on your face.



Heck sometimes even sharks are small...



Sometimes fishing can make you crabby..



sometimes it leaves you deflated..



Sometimes it makes you want to blow up...



Everyone is a sucker for a bigger fish...



They make bigger smiles...



This one had a lot of fight..



but this one made me smile..



and this one was a little stingy...



Well I got to go I have something on the other line...




Sunday, October 25, 2009

Sharks!

I have just published two more articles on sharks! Moving away from normal sports writing. The two sharks I wrote about were quite different. The first shark I wrote about was the False Catshark. This shark lives in the deep water. The shark grows to about 8-9 feet and has over 200 rows of teeth. This shark is not considered a threat to humans.

The second shark, I wrote about was the Atlantic Sharpnose Shark. This shark is small growing between 2.5 to 3 feet long. However, this shark is considered a threat to humans since it lives in coastal waters.

They were a little rushed since I came down with Bronchitis this weekend. So, I spent most of the evening in a clinic and a pharmacy. Oh well, I have a few more articles on the way. I will talk sports later in the week.