Getting to know the: Black Triggerfish!
Black Triggerfish (Black Durgon) are known in Hawaiian as Humhumu ‘ele’ele and are very common to see while snorkeling. They are often found in the waters around Hawaii and other parts of the Pacific Ocean. Here are some interesting facts about the black durgon fish: Black Triggerfish photo by Russell Gilbert Appearance The black durgon has a distinctive appearance, characterized by its deep, oval body and a predominantly black coloration. When a good deal of light is applied directly on the fish, it can reveal a number of hues, but in most lighting situations, it appears a black velvet. Habitat Black durgon fish are commonly found in shallow coastal waters, typically around coral reefs and rocky areas. They prefer depths ranging from about 1 to 30 meters (3 to 100 feet), where they can find plenty of food and shelter….
The History of Kealakekua Bay
Kealakekua Bay Kealakekua Bay holds significant historical and cultural importance in Hawaii. It was once the site of a thriving Hawaiian community and was a place of great significance for the native people. The bay is also famous for being the location where Captain James Cook, the British explorer, was killed in 1779. View of…
Practicing Pono While Snorkeling in Hawaii
Snorkeling on the Big Island of Hawaii is an incredible experience that allows you to explore marine life and stunning coral reefs. However, it’s important to snorkel responsibly and sustainably to ensure that these ecosystems are protected for future generations to enjoy. That’s why we put together a list of how to practice Pono when…