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Timor-Leste from Below – a scuba diving web series set in the back of beyond…
By Scuba Diver Life Videos Aug 2, 2018
Unspoilt, raw and magical, Timor-Leste's marine world is unlike anywhere else on Earth. Cut off from the rest of the world for decades, the waters surrounding this isolated island are one of our ocean's last frontiers. Many globally endangered species seek refuge in Timor's rich and bountiful underwater world including the largest animal to have ever lived, the blue whale.
Join Aaron 'Bertie' Gekoski on a mission to explore the undiscovered, this is Timor-Leste from Below!
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