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<\/i><\/span><\/i><\/span>Die Geschichte: 30 Jahre James & Mac Hurghada<\/span><\/i><\/div>

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30 years Red Sea<\/div><\/div>
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The story of James & Mac may not be a fairy tale, but it is an adventurous story in any case. Meanwhile for 30 years we run our diving center in Hurghada at the Red Sea, since 1987 it is always under the same management. But everything in sequence ...<\/p>\n<\/div>

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<\/i><\/span><\/i><\/span>Lesestoff f\u00fcr Taucher<\/span><\/i><\/div>

\"1.<\/div>
Book Red Sea Partner<\/div><\/div>
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The \"Red Sea Partner\" book offers on 444 pages all helpful, interesting and organizational information about the dive center. Dive site and wreck descriptions, underwater sketches, satellite overview maps, fish and coral drawings, and much much more.<\/p>\n<\/div>

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\"2.<\/div>
Book Life in the Red Sea (part 1 Invertebrates)<\/div><\/div>
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Part 1 of the book series \"Life in the Red Sea\" (invertebrates)<\/p>\n

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Book Life in the Red Sea (part 2 Fish) medium download size<\/div><\/div>
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Part 2 of the book series \"Life in the Red Sea\" (fish)<\/p>\n

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Book Life in the Red Sea (Part 2 Fish), small download size<\/div><\/div>
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Part 2 of the book series \"Life in the Red Sea\" (fish)<\/p>\n

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\"5.<\/div>
Book Wrecks Red Sea<\/div><\/div>
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A detailed overview of the wrecks in the Red Sea<\/p>\n

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\"6.<\/div>
Fish and coral drawings<\/div><\/div>
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These approximately 250 fish and coral drawings of the Red Sea were created by the well-known marine biologist Ewald Lieske. Thank you very much for this!<\/p>\n<\/div>

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\"7.<\/div>
Instruction manual dolphins<\/div><\/div>
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A very useful help in dealing with dolphins. Can be shared with pleasure!<\/p>\n<\/div>

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<\/i><\/span><\/i><\/span>Fishes A - E<\/span><\/i><\/div>

\"Adlerrochen<\/div>
Adlerrochen – Eagle Rays<\/div><\/div>
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Eagle rays have a body with wing-like wings and a head with a protruding snout. Jaws with strong, flat teeth. Fully developed at birth.<\/p>\n

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\"Anemonenfisch<\/div>
Anemonenfisch \u2013 Anemonefish<\/div><\/div>
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Anemone- or clownfish live in close symbiosis with 10 different sea anemones. They are protected from the poison of the anemone stinging cells by their own poisonous skin mucus.<\/p>\n

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\"Anglerfische<\/div>
Anglerfische \u2013 Frogfisch<\/div><\/div>
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Frogfishes have a clumsy body, arm-like pectoral fins and a large, upward pointing mouth.
\nThe first dorsal fin has developed into a baited rod with which prey is lured and then sucked in at lightning speed.<\/p>\n

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\"Augenfleck-Mirakelbarsch<\/div>
Augenfleck-Mirakelbarsch \u2013 Comet<\/div><\/div>
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Small, colourful species with large mouth, large eyes and long anal fin. They are sighted almost only in the twilight.<\/p>\n

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\"Barrakudas<\/div>
Barrakudas \u2013 Barracudas<\/div><\/div>
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Barracudas are voracious predatory fish, which with their strong jaws can cut even large fish in two or seriously injure people. Attacks on humans are insufficiently documented and are probably due to glittering objects in the murky water, which can tempt them to attack.<\/p>\n

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\"Beilbauchfische<\/div>
Beilbauchfische \u2013 Sweepers<\/div><\/div>
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Shoal fish living in caves and crevices. Hunting at night in open water for zooplankton.<\/p>\n

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\"Blitzlichtfische<\/div>
Blitzlichtfische \u2013 Flashlightfishes<\/div><\/div>
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Flash light fish can produce light below the eye with the help of the body's own substance luciferin.<\/p>\n

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\"Delfine<\/div>
Delfine \u2013 Dolphins<\/div><\/div>
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Dolphins are streamlined, highly intelligent and social animals. Most species use echolocation, a sonar language of clicks and whistles to help them orientate themselves.<\/p>\n

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\"Dr\u00fcckerfische<\/div>
Dr\u00fcckerfische \u2013 Triggerfishes<\/div><\/div>
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Triggerfish are easily recognized by their tall body, the backward moving eyes and the small mouth with large incisors.<\/p>\n

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\"Eidechsenfische<\/div>
Eidechsenfische \u2013 Lizardfishes<\/div><\/div>
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Lizard fish live on sand and scree in lagoons and protected outer reefs. They wait for prey and change their hunting grounds regularly.<\/p>\n

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\"Riffbarsche<\/div>
Riffbarsche \u2013 Damselfishes<\/div><\/div>
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Among them are herbivores, which are very territorial and combative. Omnivores, which live in small groups near hiding places. Plankton eaters, which are often found in open water.<\/p>\n

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\"Fahnenbarsche<\/div>
Fahnenbarsche \u2013 Anthiases<\/div><\/div>
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Bannerfish are diurnal, eager plankton eaters, which gather a few metres above current-rich coral blocks and densely packed at dropoffs.<\/p>\n

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\"Falterfische<\/div>
Falterfische -Butterflyfishes<\/div><\/div>
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Butterfly fish are perfectly adapted to life in the reef. All are active during the day and occupy home territories. Some are specialized territorial coral polyp eaters. Others, however, also eat fish eggs and thread algae.<\/p>\n

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\"Feilenfische<\/div>
Feilenfische – Filefishes<\/div><\/div>
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File fish are closely related to the puffer fish. The non-overlapping scales, each with a point, are rough like sandpaper. They are omnivores and secret inhabitants of the reef. They are able to adapt to the underground by changing their colour.<\/p>\n

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\"Fledermausfische<\/div>
Fledermausfische – Batfishes<\/div><\/div>
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Batfish are large, discus-like fish with a terminal mouth and brush-like teeth. They are omnivores of algae and small invertebrates. The elegant swimmers can become quite tame, especially at frequently visited dive sites. Often found at cleaning stations.<\/p>\n

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\"Fl\u00f6tenfische<\/div>
Fl\u00f6tenfische – Cornetfishes<\/div><\/div>
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The flute fish is a predatory fish that often hides like driftwood in shoals of fish and also on scuba tanks, only to shoot in a flash and snatch its prey.
\nNormally grey to blue-green, but it can also take on a slight stain pattern for camouflage.<\/p>\n

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\"Fl\u00fcgelrossfisch<\/div>
Fl\u00fcgelrossfisch – Seamoth<\/div><\/div>
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Well camouflaged fish that cannot swim freely, but crawls over sandy areas on its pelvic fins. Sucks its prey, small invertebrates, in at lightning speed. Often live in pairs.<\/p>\n

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\"F\u00fcsiliere<\/div>
F\u00fcsiliere – Fusiliers<\/div><\/div>
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During the day they form large, often mixed schools that roam the open water near the reef and hunt for zooplankton.<\/p>\n

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\"Geisterpfeifenfische<\/div>
Geisterpfeifenfische – Ghost Pipefishes<\/div><\/div>
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With the ghost pipefish, females are bigger than males. The ventral fins of the females form a half-open brood pouch, which can contain up to 350 eggs. Young ones hatch after 10 - 20 days.<\/p>\n

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\"Gestreifter<\/div>
Gestreifter Korallenwels – Striped Eel Catfish<\/div><\/div>
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The striped coral catfish is often found in dense shoals, which move in the same direction as a whole over the sand. The pectoral and dorsal fins are covered with poisonous spines.<\/p>\n

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\"Gro\u00dfaugenbarsch<\/div>
Gro\u00dfaugenbarsch \u2013 Common bigeye<\/div><\/div>
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Bigeye perches have a pale to bright red body with strikingly large eyes that reflect light and a steeply upward pointing mouth. They often live in large groups and feed carnivorous.<\/p>\n

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\"Grundeln<\/div>
Grundeln \u2013 Gobies<\/div><\/div>
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Gobies are the largest fish family in the world with over 2000 species. Most of them are camouflaged bottom-dwellers and carnivores. Some species also eat plants and detritus.
\nThey live in symbiosis with one or more almost blind pistol crabs. The crab takes care of the living tube and the goby is on the lookout. In case of danger the goby warns with fast tail movements.<\/p>\n

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\"Haie<\/div>
Haie \u2013 Sharks<\/div><\/div>
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Sharks have changed little over the last 300 million years. They have excellent hearing (vibration reception), olfactory, visual and electrical organs that can sense movement even in low light.<\/p>\n

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\"Hornhecht<\/div>
Hornhecht \u2013 Needlefish<\/div><\/div>
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Needlefish live just below the surface (max. 5 m deep) and have a protective colouring: from above they are green to blue, from below they are silvery like the water surface. They use this camouflage to sneak up on their prey, small fish.<\/p>\n

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\"Igelfische<\/div>
Igelfische \u2013 Porcupinefishes<\/div><\/div>
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Porcupine fish have the ability to inflate themselves. With their special teeth they crack hard-shelled invertebrates such as mussels, crabs and sea urchins or can inflict severe bite wounds.<\/p>\n

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\"Kaiserfische<\/div>
Kaiserfische \u2013 Angelfishes<\/div><\/div>
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Angelfish are diurnal and prefer well developed coral reefs or rocks with many hiding places like caves, holes and crevices. Large Pomacanthus species emit sounds when in danger \"Nock\". All species are protogyne hermaphrodites (first female) and live in harem groups\".<\/p>\n

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\"Kaninchenfische<\/div>
Kaninchenfische \u2013 Rabbitfishes<\/div><\/div>
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All fin spines can cause very painful wounds. They are diurnal herbivores with an insatiable appetite for algae and seaweed. Some species also eat sea squirts and sponges.<\/p>\n

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\"Kardinalbarsche<\/div>
Kardinalbarsche \u2013 Cardinalfishes<\/div><\/div>
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They typically live hidden in overhangs, crevices and holes during the day. Some form dense clusters and hover over or between coral branches, sea urchin spines or in other hiding places.
\nAt night they spread out in the reef and hunt for small fish, benthic crabs and zooplankton. Male cardinalfish incubate the fertilized eggs in their mouth.<\/p>\n

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\"Kofferfische<\/div>
Kofferfische \u2013 Trunkfishes<\/div><\/div>
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Boxfish are surrounded by a suitcase-like, rigid, polygonal bone armour. They are diurnal, slow swimmers, feeding especially on sponges and sedentary invertebrates or algae. They have developed effective skin toxins (ostracitoxins) which are lethal to other fish when highly diluted. Swimming is wave-like.<\/p>\n

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\"Korallenw\u00e4chter<\/div>
Korallenw\u00e4chter \u2013 Hawkfishes<\/div><\/div>
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Coral guards \"squat\" as lurking predators on exposed corals and rocks. In case of danger they flee quickly. They have tiny thread bundles on their dorsal fin rays.<\/p>\n

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\"Kugelfische<\/div>
Kugelfische \u2013 Puffers<\/div><\/div>
<\/div>

They got the name because they can inflate themselves like balloons. They produce one of the most powerful poisons, the tetrodotoxin. Only a few parts of the animal's meat are edible! Some species feed on plants and smaller hard-shelled animals.<\/p>\n

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\"Lippfische<\/div>
Lippfische \u2013 Wrasses<\/div><\/div>
<\/div>

All wrasses are very colourful, with very different body shapes. They can move their eyes independently. Some wrasses are already born as males, others were born as females and become males.<\/p>\n

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\"Manta<\/div>
Manta Rochen – Manta Rays<\/div><\/div>
<\/div>

Mantas and mobulas both belong to the family of devil rays. Their body is wider than long, with a flat head and eyes lying to the side. The large, transverse mouth is surrounded by head fins that are directed forward and guide plankton into the mouth. Mantas grow to about 7 m wide and 5-9 m long (including tail) and have a terminal mouth. The upper side of manta rays has large bright spots on the shoulder and wing tips, the underside is individually spotted. Mobulas are smaller (up to 3 m wide and max. 5 m long) and have an undershot mouth. Mobulas are rather monochrome, dark grey above and without spots below.<\/p>\n

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\"Meerbarben<\/div>
Meerbarben \u2013 Goatfishes<\/div><\/div>
<\/div>

Goatfishes often migrate individually or in groups searching for food over sandy or muddy ground.
\nThe barbels have chemosensors to locate small fish etc. in the sand. They are often accompanied by other eating partners to benefit from the richly laid table.<\/p>\n

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\"Mur\u00e4nen<\/div>
Mur\u00e4nen \u2013 Morays<\/div><\/div>
<\/div>

Most species live in seclusion and remain hidden between corals and stones during the day. Many hunt openly in the water at night. All of them are hunters who smell great but have poor eyesight.
\nMorays are normally peaceful, only when provoked can they bite. Bites from big moray eels can be serious, but they are not poisonous.<\/p>\n

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\"Papageifische<\/div>
Papageifische \u2013 Parrotfishes<\/div><\/div>
<\/div>

Parrotfishes resemble wrasses, but differ in their beak-like and strong teeth. All are herbivores. Most of them scrape thread algae from dead coral rocks. They also feed on leaf algae, seaweed and living corals. Their excretions make them the largest producers of lime sand on the reef.
\nThey sleep at night in a self-produced \"slime cocoon\". They change colour with age and sex. Mostly they mature to the grey to brown initial phase (IP) as females and occasionally as primary males. Some females turn into colourful green to blue super males. Teminal Phase (TP)<\/p>\n

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\"Plattfische<\/div>
Plattfische \u2013 Flatfishes<\/div><\/div>
<\/div>

Flatfishes have a flat, oval body with an asymmetrical eye arrangement when adult: they both lie on the same side of the body. Flatfish usually live on sandy ground and are carnivores. Flatfish can adapt their upper side to their environment in terms of colour.
\nThe Moses sole is also called right-eye sole, because when viewed from the front, the eyes are above or to the right of the mouth.
\nThe Panther-Butt is also called left-eye-sole and has the eyes left of the mouth when viewed from the front. These are also usually higher and the males have long threads on the pectoral fin.<\/p>\n

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\"Plattk\u00f6pfe<\/div>
Plattk\u00f6pfe \u2013 Flatheads<\/div><\/div>
<\/div>

Flatheads lie in wait for prey buried in the sand. This consists of crabs, shrimps and fish.<\/p>\n

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\"Rochen<\/div>
Rochen \u2013 Rays<\/div><\/div>
<\/div>

Stingrays - torpedo rays and rays. Disc-like body. At the base of the tail poisonous hooks which are dangerous to touch. Torpedo stingrays can cause electric shocks!<\/p>\n

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\"R\u00f6hrenaal<\/div>
R\u00f6hrenaal \u2013 Garden eel<\/div><\/div>
<\/div>

Conger eels live in small to huge colonies in sandy areas, usually near drop-offs or reef edges. Each tube eel lives in its own self-dug tube and never leaves it. They feed on plankton.
\nIn addition they come to two thirds of their tube and catch this from the current. They are very shy and retreat into their tubes in time as soon as a predator or larger creature such as a diver approaches.<\/p>\n

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\"Ruderfische<\/div>
Ruderfische \u2013 Rudderfish<\/div><\/div>
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Medium-sized omnivores that live on exposed outer reefs.<\/p>\n

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\"Samtfisch<\/div>
Samtfisch \u2013 Velvetfish<\/div><\/div>
<\/div>

They get their name from tiny scales that give them a velvety appearance. They often lie motionless to protect themselves. These fish have hardly been explored.<\/p>\n

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\"Sandbarsch<\/div>
Sandbarsch \u2013 Sandperch<\/div><\/div>
<\/div>

Tailspot - sandperches live in lagoons and semi-protected outer reefs. Reproduction takes place at sunset.<\/p>\n

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\"Schildkr\u00f6ten<\/div>
Schildkr\u00f6ten \u2013 Turtles<\/div><\/div>
<\/div>

Turtles have adapted very well to life in the sea. They migrate over long distances, but must always find their way back to their former nesting places to lay eggs. The laying cycles vary, they usually take place every 2 years. The development in the egg takes 2 months.
\nTheir death rate is very high, 1 in 100, and all 7 species are considered threatened and highly endangered.<\/p>\n

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\"Schlangenaale<\/div>
Schlangenaale \u2013 Snake eels<\/div><\/div>
<\/div>

Snake eels are nocturnal predators, they often hide during the day in the reef or on the sandy bottom. Then usually only the head is visible. Their prey are small fish in the sandy bottom, which are tracked down with an excellent sense of smell.<\/p>\n

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\"Schleimfische<\/div>
Schleimfische \u2013 Blennies<\/div><\/div>
<\/div>

Blennies are small, territorial bottom dwellers and have a scaleless skin with a layer of mucus.
\nThere are two main types:
\nSabre-toothed blennies are carnivores with a small mouth and curved canines.
\nthe comb-teeth blennies are herbivores with comb-similar teeth.<\/p>\n

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\"Schnapper<\/div>
Schnapper \u2013 Snappers<\/div><\/div>
<\/div>

Most species feed on crabs, but some feed mainly on fish or plankton. Many of them live inactive during the day and spread out at night to prey on benthic invertebrates. Larger, fish-eating species can be ciguatoxic, as they are often at the end of the food chain.<\/p>\n

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\"Schnepfenmesserfisch<\/div>
Schnepfenmesserfisch \u2013 Speckled shrimpfish<\/div><\/div>
<\/div>

Narrow, elongated fish with a sharp, knife-like keel. It swims or floats in small to larger groups head down, mostly in seagrass meadows. It wants to imitate leaves and camouflage itself. It eats small invertebrates and small crabs by sucking them in with its long, tube-like pipette snout.<\/p>\n

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\"Seek\u00fche<\/div>
Seek\u00fche \u2013 Dugong<\/div><\/div>
<\/div>

The Dugong streamlined body, lockable noses and ears and thick, hairless skin. The upper lip has sensory bristles. Communication seems to take place via \"chirping\" sounds.<\/p>\n

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\"Seenadeln,<\/div>
Seenadeln, Seepferdchen \u2013 Seahorse, Pipefish<\/div><\/div>
<\/div>

Seahorses and sea-needles practice extraordinary brood-care: The male has a brood-bag (seahorse) or belly fold (sea-needle), in which up to 150 eggs are laid by the female, then fertilized and incubated for 3 weeks.<\/p>\n

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\"Seifenbarsche<\/div>
Seifenbarsche \u2013 Soapfishes<\/div><\/div>
<\/div>

Small subfamily of the saw-perches, who produce the bitter tasting slime poison \"Grammistin\" to protect themselves.<\/p>\n

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\"Skorpionsfische<\/div>
Skorpionsfische \u2013 Scorpionfishes<\/div><\/div>
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Scorpion fish are carnivorous bottom dwellers, which are characterized by poisonous back, anus and belly spines. The prey is sucked in at a speed of 10 milliseconds!
\nWarning: Their toxins cause very severe pain, vomiting, swelling, shortness of breath and fever.<\/strong>
\nFirst aid: To relieve the pain, immediately wrap the wound with a hot cloth for at least 40 minutes (or immerse the wound in hot water of approx. 45 degrees Celsius)! Have the wound examined by a doctor!<\/p>\n

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\"Soldatenfische<\/div>
Soldatenfische \u2013 Soldierfishes<\/div><\/div>
<\/div>

Most species of hussar and soldier fish are nocturnal and rest during the day in or outside caves and crevices. At night they search the ground for crab larvae and small fish.<\/p>\n

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\"Stachelmakrelen<\/div>
Stachelmakrelen \u2013 Jacks \u2013 Trevallies<\/div><\/div>
<\/div>

Jacks are fast and persistent swimmers and feed on fish and crustaceans. Some species form inactive schools during the day and disperse at night to forage for food. Other species prefer to patrol in surface water along the reef edges. Good food fish, although larger specimens are ciguatoxic in certain areas. Can cause nerve-damaging fish poisoning when eaten.<\/p>\n

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\"Stra\u00dfenkehrer<\/div>
Stra\u00dfenkehrer \u2013 Emperor<\/div><\/div>
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Emperors are usually diurnal and slow moving over sandy soils or near reefs in search of food.<\/article>\n
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\"S\u00fc\u00dflippen<\/div>
S\u00fc\u00dflippen \u2013 Sweetlips<\/div><\/div>
<\/div>

With their often splendid colours and bulging lips they belong to the most striking fish.
\nAdult sweetlips stand individually or in groups under table corals or on ledges during the day. At night they move over sand, scree or sea grass to catch small fish.<\/p>\n

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\"Tannenzapfenfisch<\/div>
Tannenzapfenfisch \u2013 Pineapple fish<\/div><\/div>
<\/div>

Bottom-living, nocturnal fish. On each scale there is a backward pointing sting, in front of the lower jaw there are luminescent organs with luminescent bacteria.<\/p>\n

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\"Thunfische<\/div>
Thunfische \u2013 Tuna<\/div><\/div>
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Tunas belong to the large predatory fish, but are also a popular food fish themselves. They usually live in schools of equally large specimens. For propulsion, the trunk muscles transfer the power to the stiff, crescent-shaped caudal fin, which serves for propulsion.<\/p>\n

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\"Torpedobarsche<\/div>
Torpedobarsche \u2013 Tilefishes<\/div><\/div>
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Torpedo perches live in bare zones and open scree slopes. There they build meter-high hill nests of sand, mussel shells and coral debris. Other territorial species inhabit simple sand caves.<\/p>\n

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\"Walhaie<\/div>
Walhaie \u2013 Whale sharks<\/div><\/div>
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The whale shark is the largest shark species and also the largest fish on earth. Whale sharks grow up to 14m long and weigh up to 12 tons. They feed on plankton and microorganisms, which they let flow into their huge, wide open mouth. It is an absolute highlight to dive or snorkel with a whale shark.<\/p>\n

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\"Zackenbarsche<\/div>
Zackenbarsche \u2013 Groupers<\/div><\/div>
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Large group with many different shapes: groupers, bannerfish, soapfish and others. They are greedy carnivores of crabs and fish. They start their life as females and later become males.<\/p>\n

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\"Zwergbarsche<\/div>
Zwergbarsche \u2013 Dottybacks<\/div><\/div>
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Dottybacks are territorial and aggressive. As carnivores they feed on small crabs, worms and zooplankton. Colourful, secret and shy reef inhabitants.<\/p>\n

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\"Sie<\/div>
They won't make it (instrumental)<\/div><\/div>
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In the small Japanese fishing village of Taiji they have been catching dolphins for years, selling them profitably worldwide to dolphinariums, and the rest of the catch is killed and then goes to the supermarket. <\/p>\n

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The manner of this killing contradicts our understanding of justice, hunting, fairness and a last possible chance to escape.<\/p>\n

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Driven into a small bay, enclosed in it, the net is pulled tighter and tighter and finally a wooden plug (cork) is driven into the blow-out hole.<\/p>\n

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Only to suffocate slowly and agonizingly afterwards, wriggling and winding around its own axis several times. You don't do that with any living creature and certainly not with whole families of dolphins!<\/p>\n

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This song \/ video should encourage you to do something for the dolphins. Please support in your own way and according to your possibilities the people who have made this their mission and are working for it worldwide.<\/p>\n

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In our opinion this is a very good and globally active organization:
\nhttp:\/\/www.seashepherd.org<\/p>\n

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Whales and dolphins are also slaughtered in other countries and we would like to point this out. Only for this we need the help of the social media and the distribution of this \"protest song \/ video\" by you to friends and acquaintances.<\/p>\n

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Help them, or they'll never make it.<\/p>\n

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Thank you very much for your attention and support!<\/p>\n

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Mac<\/p>\n

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James & Mac
\nwww.james-mac.com
\nRed Sea \u2013 Hurghada \u2013 Egypt<\/p>\n

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Blue Water Dive Resort
\nwww.blue-water-dive.com
\nRed Sea \u2013 Hurghada \u2013 Egypt<\/p>\n

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Member of the www.qualitydivers.com<\/p>\n

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Rolf and Petra
\nwww.sinaidivers.com
\nSharm el Sheikh \u2013 Dahab \u2013 Marsa Alam Egypt \/ Aqaba Jordanien<\/p>\n

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Anna Nokela
\nwww.najada.com
\nMurter \u2013 Croatia<\/p>\n

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Holger Schwab
\nwww.sea-bees.com
\nPhuket \u2013 Khoa Lak Thailand<\/p>\n

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Tova and Navot Bornovski
\nwww.fishnfins.com \/ www.oceanhunter.com
\nPalau \u2013 Mikronesien<\/p>\n

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Jolanda and Jean-Yves
\nwww.yucatek-divers.com
\nPlaya del Carmen \u2013 Mexiko<\/p>\n

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Alexander Vogl
\nwww.europeandiving.com
\nSt. Tropez, Hy\u00e8res and Port Grimaud \u2013 Frankreich<\/p>\n

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George Vella
\nwww.calypsodivers.com
\nIsland Gozo Malta<\/p>\n

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Avi and Orly Klapfer \/ Yosy Naaman
\nwww.underseahunter.com
\nCocos Islands<\/p>\n

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www.celebesdivers.com
\nIndonesia<\/p>\n<\/div>

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\"Sie<\/div>
They won't make it (german)<\/div><\/div>
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In the small Japanese fishing village of Taiji they have been catching dolphins for years, selling them profitably worldwide to dolphinariums, and the rest of the catch is killed and then goes to the supermarket. <\/p>\n

<\/div>\n

The manner of this killing contradicts our understanding of justice, hunting, fairness and a last possible chance to escape.<\/p>\n

<\/div>\n

Driven into a small bay, enclosed in it, the net is pulled tighter and tighter and finally a wooden plug (cork) is driven into the blow-out hole.<\/p>\n

<\/div>\n

Only to suffocate slowly and agonizingly afterwards, wriggling and winding around its own axis several times. You don't do that with any living creature and certainly not with whole families of dolphins!<\/p>\n

<\/div>\n

This song \/ video should encourage you to do something for the dolphins. Please support in your own way and according to your possibilities the people who have made this their mission and are working for it worldwide.<\/p>\n

<\/div>\n

In our opinion this is a very good and globally active organization:
\nhttp:\/\/www.seashepherd.org<\/p>\n

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Whales and dolphins are also slaughtered in other countries and we would like to point this out. Only for this we need the help of the social media and the distribution of this \"protest song \/ video\" by you to friends and acquaintances.<\/p>\n

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Help them, or they'll never make it.<\/p>\n

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Thank you very much for your attention and support!<\/p>\n

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Mac<\/p>\n

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James & Mac
\nwww.james-mac.com
\nRed Sea \u2013 Hurghada \u2013 Egypt<\/p>\n

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Blue Water Dive Resort
\nwww.blue-water-dive.com
\nRed Sea \u2013 Hurghada \u2013 Egypt<\/p>\n

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Member of the www.qualitydivers.com<\/p>\n

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Rolf and Petra
\nwww.sinaidivers.com
\nSharm el Sheikh \u2013 Dahab \u2013 Marsa Alam Egypt \/ Aqaba Jordanien<\/p>\n

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Anna Nokela
\nwww.najada.com
\nMurter \u2013 Croatia<\/p>\n

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Holger Schwab
\nwww.sea-bees.com
\nPhuket \u2013 Khoa Lak Thailand<\/p>\n

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Tova and Navot Bornovski
\nwww.fishnfins.com \/ www.oceanhunter.com
\nPalau \u2013 Mikronesien<\/p>\n

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Jolanda and Jean-Yves
\nwww.yucatek-divers.com
\nPlaya del Carmen \u2013 Mexiko<\/p>\n

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Alexander Vogl
\nwww.europeandiving.com
\nSt. Tropez, Hy\u00e8res and Port Grimaud \u2013 Frankreich<\/p>\n

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George Vella
\nwww.calypsodivers.com
\nIsland Gozo Malta<\/p>\n

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Avi and Orly Klapfer \/ Yosy Naaman
\nwww.underseahunter.com
\nCocos Islands<\/p>\n

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www.celebesdivers.com
\nIndonesia<\/p>\n<\/div>

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Version: <\/span>text version \u2013 delfin song von james & mac<\/span><\/div>
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\"Ich<\/div>
I dive, that's why I am (german)<\/div><\/div>
<\/div>

Download the song for free and let the music take you back to Hurghada on the Red Sea<\/p>\n<\/div>

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<\/div><\/p><\/div>\n\t\t\t\t\t<\/div>
\n\t\t\t\t\t
<\/i><\/span><\/i><\/span>Dive Site Scetches<\/span><\/i><\/div>

\"Hurghada<\/div>
Hurghada divesites<\/div><\/div>
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A collection of all important dive sites around Hurghada.<\/p>\n<\/div>

Size: <\/span>53 MB<\/span><\/div>
Version: <\/span>1<\/span><\/div>
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\"Safaga<\/div>
Safaga divesites<\/div><\/div>
<\/div>

A collection of all important dive sites around Safaga.<\/p>\n<\/div>

Size: <\/span>26 MB<\/span><\/div>
Version: <\/span>1<\/span><\/div>
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\"Sinai<\/div>
Sinai divesites<\/div><\/div>
<\/div>

A collection of all important dive sites in the whole Sinai area, from Dahab to Ras Mohamed.<\/p>\n<\/div>

Size: <\/span>49 MB<\/span><\/div>
Version: <\/span>1<\/span><\/div>
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\"S\u00fcdliche<\/div>
Southern divesites<\/div><\/div>
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A collection of all important dive sites in the southern Red Sea.<\/p>\n<\/div>

Size: <\/span>29 MB<\/span><\/div>
Version: <\/span>1<\/span><\/div>
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\"Wrack<\/div>
Wreck divesites<\/div><\/div>
<\/div>

A collection of all important diveable wrecks in the Red Sea<\/p>\n<\/div>

Size: <\/span>46 MB<\/span><\/div>
Version: <\/span>1<\/span><\/div>
Download right here<\/a><\/span>2123<\/span> Downloads<\/span><\/span><\/div><\/div>
<\/div><\/p><\/div>\n\t\t\t\t\t<\/div>
\n\t\t\t\t\t
<\/i><\/span><\/i><\/span>Satellite Dive Site Maps <\/span><\/i><\/div>

\"Satellitenkarten<\/div>
Satellite maps Red Sea complete<\/div><\/div>
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A comprehensive collection of satellite maps with the most important dive sites of the Red Sea, from Sinai to the Sudanese border.<\/p>\n<\/div>

Size: <\/span>49 MB<\/span><\/div>
Version: <\/span>1<\/span><\/div>
Download right here<\/a><\/span>2266<\/span> Downloads<\/span><\/span><\/div><\/div>
\"Hurghada<\/div>
Hurghada overview<\/div><\/div>
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All important dive sites in the day area of Hurghada at a glance<\/p>\n<\/div>

Size: <\/span>2 MB<\/span><\/div>
Version: <\/span>1<\/span><\/div>
Download right here<\/a><\/span>2492<\/span> Downloads<\/span><\/span><\/div><\/div>
<\/div><\/p><\/div>\n\t\t\t\t\t<\/div>
\n\t\t\t\t\t
<\/i><\/span><\/i><\/span>Nautical Maps<\/span><\/i><\/div>

\"Seekarten<\/div>
Nautical maps Red Sea complete<\/div><\/div>
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A collection of all nautical charts of the individual areas of the Red Sea<\/p>\n<\/div>

Size: <\/span>29 MB<\/span><\/div>
Version: <\/span>1<\/span><\/div>
Download right here<\/a><\/span>4867<\/span> Downloads<\/span><\/span><\/div><\/div>
\"Big<\/div>
Big and Small Brother Islands<\/div><\/div>
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Size: <\/span>1,0 MB<\/span><\/div>
Version: <\/span>map13<\/span><\/div>
Download right here<\/a><\/span>1620<\/span> Downloads<\/span><\/span><\/div><\/div>
\"Strait<\/div>
Strait of Gubal \/ Ras Mohammed \/ Sharm El Sheikh<\/div><\/div>
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Size: <\/span>1,0 MB<\/span><\/div>
Version: <\/span>map02s<\/span><\/div>
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\"Ras<\/div>
Ras Hankorab \/ Sharm El Fojheiri<\/div><\/div>
<\/div>
<\/div>
Size: <\/span>1,0 MB<\/span><\/div>
Version: <\/span>map06<\/span><\/div>
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\"Marsa<\/div>
Marsa Shagra \/ Sharm El Zareib<\/div><\/div>
<\/div>
<\/div>
Size: <\/span>4,0 MB<\/span><\/div>
Version: <\/span>map10<\/span><\/div>
Download right here<\/a><\/span>1757<\/span> Downloads<\/span><\/span><\/div><\/div>
\"Haupt\u00fcbersicht<\/div>
Main overview Red Sea<\/div><\/div>
<\/div>

Please pay attention to the numbering of the individual map sections. The download files are numbered accordingly.<\/p>\n<\/div>

Size: <\/span>5,0 MB<\/span><\/div>
Version: <\/span>1<\/span><\/div>
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<\/div><\/p><\/div>\n\t\t\t\t\t<\/div>
\n\t\t\t\t\t
<\/i><\/span><\/i><\/span>Medical Statement<\/span><\/i><\/div>

\"Untersuchungsbogen<\/div>
Medical Statement German<\/div><\/div>
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The examination form for diving to download. This form is for self-information and does not replace a medical certificate.<\/p>\n<\/div>

Size: <\/span>95 kb<\/span><\/div>
Version: <\/span>German<\/span><\/div>
Download right here<\/a><\/span>2573<\/span> Downloads<\/span><\/span><\/div><\/div>
\"Medical<\/div>
Medical Statement English<\/div><\/div>
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The medical statement form for diving to download. This form is for self-information and does not replace a medical certificate.<\/p>\n<\/div>

Size: <\/span>95 kb<\/span><\/div>
Version: <\/span>English<\/span><\/div>
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\n\t\t\t\t\t
<\/i><\/span><\/i><\/span>Hurghada Hotel Plan<\/span><\/i><\/div>

\"Hurghada<\/div>
Hurghada Hotelplan Pick up service from to the James & Mac Diving Center<\/div><\/div>
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PDF Hurghada hotel overview for picking up James & Mac divers from surrounding hotels. Din A 4 on both sides.<\/p>\n<\/div>

Size: <\/span>2,0 MB<\/span><\/div>
Version: <\/span>German<\/span><\/div>
Download right here<\/a><\/span>1782<\/span> Downloads<\/span><\/span><\/div><\/div>
\"Hurghada<\/div>
Hurghada Hotel Plan Pickup Service from \/ to James & Mac Diving Center<\/div><\/div>
<\/div>

PDF Hurghada hotel overview for picking up James & Mac divers from surrounding hotels. Din A 4 on both sides.<\/p>\n<\/div>

Size: <\/span>2,0 MB<\/span><\/div>
Version: <\/span>English<\/span><\/div>
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<\/div><\/p><\/div>\n\t\t\t\t\t<\/div>
\n\t\t\t\t\t
<\/i><\/span><\/i><\/span>Instructor Information Material<\/span><\/i><\/div>

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\n\t\t\t\t\t
<\/i><\/span><\/i><\/span>Logo - Promotion Material <\/span><\/i><\/div>

\"James<\/div>
James and Mac Logo 500\u00d7292<\/div><\/div>
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These logos can be used for brochures and websites.<\/p>\n<\/div>

Size: <\/span>49 kb<\/span><\/div>
Version: <\/span>1<\/span><\/div>
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\"James<\/div>
James and Mac Logo 750\u00d7438<\/div><\/div>
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These logos can be used for brochures and websites.<\/p>\n<\/div>

Size: <\/span>89 kb<\/span><\/div>
Version: <\/span>1<\/span><\/div>
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\"James<\/div>
James and Mac Logo 1000\u00d7585<\/div><\/div>
<\/div>

These logos can be used for brochures and websites.<\/p>\n<\/div>

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\"James<\/div>
James and Mac Logo 1500\u00d7877<\/div><\/div>
<\/div>

These logos can be used for brochures and websites.<\/p>\n<\/div>

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