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Baby Echidna at Healesville Wildlife Sanctuary, Australia

November 30, 2014April 19, 2017

Lunch time for baby echidna at the Healesville Wildlife Sanctuary!

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Posted in: Australia, oceania, Uncategorized | Tagged: adorable, Australia, baby, baby echidna, echidna, healesville, healesville wildlife sanctuary, lunch, melbourne, oceania, rtw, rtw2014

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$Day 156: You, me and ALL the jack fish in the sea. . Sipidan Island off the coast of Sabah in Malaysian Borneo is actually an extinct undersea volcano perched on the edge of the continental shelf. . Expert divers consider it one of the world's best scuba locations. More than 3000 species of life can be found there, from the resident sea turtles to the hammerhead and whale sharks that pass through. . One of the most striking things about diving here is the immense size of the schools of fish. This photo shows a small fraction of the number of jack fish surrounding us at this moment. . Have you ever scuba dived? If not, would you try it? . #o21o #travelblogger #travelgram #instatravel #wanderlust #backpacker #backpacking #travel #womenwhoexplore #beautifuldestinations #gltlove #adventure #lifeontheroad #aroundtheworld #travelpics #femaletravelbloggers #worldnomads #traveleroftheweek #hike #explore #activetravel #exploremore #scubajunkies #scubadiving #scuba #padi #malaysiatrulyasia #Malaysia #sipadan #borneo$

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