Travel Videos 365 - BETA version 1.02

Anyone who was there will know how incredibly fun it was. Haha. Here's a fun video I made for a project of some pictures/videos I had. Sorry if I didn't get a lot of pictures of some people...I only used pictures that I had/people sent me...

In the underwater tunnels of the National Museum of Marine Biology (Checheng, Taiwan) you can see thousands of tropical fish. Here a diver is feeding them.

What can I say? It's the slideshow from the Marine Biology Winterim at MVCDS!

I'm still waiting for Oprah to call...

aquarium

The National Museum of Marine Biology is situated near the sea, close to Kenting National Park in the south of Taiwan. The aquarium is just amazing. This huge tank is filled with 100 gallons of water and over 53 kinds of fish, including sharks and rays.

In September 2006, the Marine Biology Dept of Hull University's Scarborough Campus, travelled to Sulawesi, Indonesia for an 18-day field trip. This is a promotional video for the dept, featuring events from that trip. For more information on the course, visit www.hull.ac.uk/cems

http://www.sailcaribbean.com/about/video/ Since 1979, Sail Caribbean has led thousands on teen summer adventure camps focusing on learning, leadership and personal growth. Living aboard yachts on our teen summer sailing camps, teens develop seamanship skills in the idyllic British Virgin Islands, Leeward and Windward.... more

This show was created by Photodex featured photographer George Perina using ProShow Gold. For more information on ProShow, please visit http://www.photodex.com. George Perina recently moved from Santa Barbara to Fort Bragg, California. The coastal scenery, the abundant marine life, and the forest wildlife of.... more

http://www.sailcaribbean.com/about/video/ Since 1979, Sail Caribbean has led thousands on teen summer adventure camps focusing on learning, leadership and personal growth. Living aboard yachts on our teen summer sailing camps, teens develop seamanship skills in the idyllic British Virgin Islands, Leeward and Windward.... more