This photo was taken at the Liberty Shipwreck site, at the depth of 25 meters. The narrow scars on this jellyfish are caused by fish bites. This type of jellyfish, often sighted in January and February, does not attack people, but because they are poisonous, touching them can cause a potentially fatal skin infection. The bumphead parrotfish can be found in Tulamben in the morning. The fish has strong teeth, though not as sharp as those of the tigerfish. The bumphead parrotfis

We drove up through the jagged Karsk mountains that make up the central part of the Indonesian Island of Timor – the dry season having left the vegetation brown and wilted under the unremitting glare of the equatorial sun. We were headed to the village of Boti, high up in the mountains in central Timor adjacent to the protected area of Gunung Mutis. A Ceremonial Welcome Ann McBride Norton, Photovoices First Director, Founder and Senior Advisor, and her husband, Ed Norton, a c