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![DO FISH FART?](/photos/subipedia-items/Main_14_md.webp)
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DO FISH FART?
The SUBIPEDIA has the requirement to take up topics from diving and the organisms in the sea, seriously researched and well-founded something closer.
![TRIDACNA GIANT CLAM](/photos/subipedia-items/Main_15_md.webp)
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TRIDACNA GIANT CLAM
All mussels, so also the Tridacna, belong to the trunk of the mollusks (Mollusca).
![POLYCHAETEN - Worm species and GLAUCIDAE AEOLIDINA](/photos/subipedia-items/Main_16_md.webp)
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POLYCHAETEN - Worm species and GLAUCIDAE AEOLIDINA
Beforehand and first:
That we at SUBIPEDIA can present two species at the same time, which are found, photographed and described here for the first time in the Red Sea, is thanks to the biologist and diver Dr. Felix Lorenz and the divers Dietmar Amon and Jana Kratzsch.
That we at SUBIPEDIA can present two species at the same time, which are found, photographed and described here for the first time in the Red Sea, is thanks to the biologist and diver Dr. Felix Lorenz and the divers Dietmar Amon and Jana Kratzsch.
![MILLEPORIDAE – Fire coral](/photos/subipedia-items/Main_17_md.webp)
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MILLEPORIDAE – Fire coral
Although we know the Milleporidaen as fire coral, it is no coral in the actual sense.
![ALUMINIUM VS. STEEL](/photos/subipedia-items/Main_20_md.webp)
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ALUMINIUM VS. STEEL
Why does an aluminium device need about 2 kg more lead than a steel device?
![ANGELFISHES](/photos/subipedia-items/Main_21_md.webp)
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ANGELFISHES
The Emporer angelfish (Pomacanthus imperator) shortly emporer named is a kind of the species Pomacanthus from the family of the emporer angelfishes (Pomacanthus).