Hungarian diving website DiveCenter.hu thinks nudibranchs are very cool, and they have published my short story about the Nudibranch Safari on their website - under the title "Norwegian nudibranch paradise".

The house reef of Gulen Dive Resort where the Nudibranch Safari is held is truly a nudibranch paradise. In total, a staggering 63 of Norway's nudibranch species have been identified here.

This makes it the most diverse, documented nudibranch habitat in the north Atlantic, and every year something new and exciting turns up at the Nudibranch Safari.

Nudibranch Safari

The Nudibranch Safari is an annual event taking place at Gulen Dive Resort on the Norwegian west coast, just north of Bergen.

» Click here to learn more about the Nudibranch Safari

The house reef of the resort is teeming with nudibranchs in March, and the event features internationally renowned nudibranch experts, underwater photographers and divers from all over Europe.

They gather every year to learn more about underwater photography and nudibranch biology, reproduction, feeding habits, behaviour and identification.

I'm very happy that Hungarian divers get to know more about the Nudibranch Safari, and I'm also pleased to be published in Hungary for the second time.

If you understand Hungarian and want to know more, please click below - and remember to like DiveCenter.hu on Facebook!

» Click here to read the full story at DiveCenter.hu