Hive Travel Exploration: "Beach Escapade"

A Green Seaweeds

I also observed the environment and saw many beautiful things such as plants. One of the things I saw was this green sea plant. Its color is very bright and the leaves that grow under sea water are very delicate. It is one of the underwater oxygen sources that animals need, and it can be used as a habitat for small fish.

A Starfish To a Big Stone

There are different types of starfish that can be found here on the coast, and the most beautiful type of starfish that I have seen is this one. She is really star shaped and has beautiful colors. This type of animals cannot be seen immediately because they are sometimes under large rocks. Starfish eat small animals. The brittle fish is also a type of it but the only difference is the tentacle and its body. They are not harmful to the sea and cannot be eaten, so the residents just let this type of animal live. The body of the starfish is hard and its body is quite rough. There are also small tentacles under it so they can easily close to the big ones or maybe under the sand.

Seaweeds ( Samo )


There are other types of seaweeds that can be found in such areas as this. Its shape is like a branch of a tree and its color is yellow, white with red in other parts of it. This is also where the small fish hide so that the big fish can't see them immediately and so they can't eat them. When the tide is low or the sea water drops, you can really see the beauty under the ocean or what is called the seabed. It grows in large corals and is long-lived. It cannot be eaten and only its form, shape, form and color make it beautiful.

The Seashells


Kabebe and other types of seashells can be found here. One of the kabebe or seashells is the so-called "Taktakon", a type of kabebe that can be eaten and has beautiful shells like this one. There is also something called "Lumban" it can also be eaten and its shells can be decorated inside the house. It is usually found under the sand because it is hidden during low tide and emerges when the sea water rises again.

Even though we didn't catch anything, I am grateful to my friends and colleagues who came to help me. Then we cooked and we were the only ones who ate the fish because of their help and dedication.