In the past, Dam Vac (Vinh Phuc) had many fish and shrimps, and the inhabitants of the lagoon were proficient in fishing. Dam Vac has a village called Moi village. The whole hamlet is on a promontory like a peninsula in the middle of a lagoon. The whole village has only 5.7 shack roofs. The greatest assets are the boat and the nets. Every day, children wrap clothes in raincoats and swim to the shore to go to school. You guys enthusiastically taught us how to catch lots of fish. Some of us from To Hieu secondary school came back to Cau Phao, two friends from Moi hamlet looked at the lagoon, looked up at the sky, and watched the treetops sway in the wind. Suddenly a friend shouted: Go immediately get a big basket to catch fish. Sure enough, about half an hour later, schools of fish swam back and forth and rushed at each other, racing to jump ashore. I have never seen a fish jump like that. Everyone competes to collect fish. An old woman shouted: “Don’t make the fish jump”. But after seeing too many fish, she also gave up the taboo and rushed to catch fish. In the morning, our children did not study, we went fishing. I fished forever but the fish did not catch the bait. The brother sitting next to him kept jerking. My grandfather told me that my long-shouldered son only went to work as a student, and his younger brother killed fish. At noon, some of us went to catch boys. The mussels of the Vac lagoon were very large, at first we kept carrying the plastic pot, pushing the pot while stepping on the mud to fumble. When you see a boy, you dive down to catch it. Later, the friends in Moi village taught how to catch with a stick. Choose two bamboo sticks to tie the rope, the two boys pull the rope on the bottom of the dress. Seeing that there are mussels and fishes, they quickly dive down to catch them. It only takes about two hours to fill the pot of mussels. Hai’s friend from Vien Nine is very good at catching. According to Dan Khai Quang, those who live far away from the lagoon also went to catch them. In the afternoon, we invited each other to the banks of the lagoon with many caves to fish for rice husks, and in the afternoon my brother and I caught dozens of fish. Every child is fat. At dusk, both the boys and girls of the brick village invited each other to go fishing for shrimp. The fishing rod is just a small bamboo branch, the fishing line is a white thread, and the hook is a bent bicycle brake line. Big and delicious crayfish, you can even catch the back of the basket. There are many ways to fish with nets, fishing nets, cymbals… Many households live by fishing. Why in the old days (in the 60s and 70s of the last century) shrimp and fish were so plentiful and delicious. Oh, when I go home, I wish I could be like the old days!

The hydrotherapy swimming method at a spa is chosen by many mothers. Photo: Trung An Ms. NVTN, from Chanh Lo ward (Quang Ngai city), said: “After giving birth to two babies, I have experienced mother and baby care services of a mother and baby care center. Day by day, my health gradually recovered, no more pain, less bruises, less stretch marks, I feel more confident. Ms. Ngoc Anh, executive director of a mother and baby care center in Quang Ngai City, said: The spa’s staff are all specialized in nursing, midwifery, medical staff, etc. Every baby has a logbook every day, thereby helping to take better care of mother and baby. Postpartum women have many changes in life, so it is difficult to avoid psychological stress. Therefore, spa staff not only support baby care, but also share and chat to help mothers relieve stress. In addition to taking care of babies with standard medical methods, hydrotherapy is currently being chosen by many mothers. Ms. Nguyen Ha Thuy, owner of a spa facility in Quang Ngai City, said: The hydrotherapy swimming method is usually for babies from 2.5-24 months old. With the support of a neck float, a lying float or the help of experts at spas, your baby will be able to swim freely, help him move, develop his senses, and help him explore the world around him. Ms. Ta Thi Diem Trang, from Nghia Dien commune (Tu Nghia), shared: “I let her swim with hydrotherapy at a spa from 2.5 months old, now she is 6 months old. After experiencing the service. Now, I feel the baby has changed markedly, the baby is stronger, eats well, sleeps easier and sleeps deeper.” With scientific methods, mother and newborn care services are increasingly trusted by families. However, consumers need to consider and choose reputable and quality facilities and consult experts and doctors for advice and guidance on the effective and safe use of services.

(Photo: iExplore) Not only beautiful and peaceful, this island also owns a mysterious lake called Jellyfish Lake – Jellyfish Lake. Until now, science has not been able to explain why there are millions of jellyfish living here. (Photo: Flick) Jellyfish Lake is up to 12,000 years old, and probably has existed since the ice age. About 12,000 years ago, when sea levels were at their peak, seawater flooded the area and filled the lowlands to form present-day Jellyfish Lake. Until the glaciers recede, the jellyfish and fishes have no place to live, they just freely grow in the lake, eat all the algae and gradually develop into unique jellyfish species, creating unique species of jellyfish. so the ecosystem is very diverse. (Photo: ABC News) (Photo: The Travel) There are only 2 types of jellyfish living here: golden jellyfish (scientific name is Mastigias papua) and moon jellyfish (lunar jellyfish – scientific name is Aurelia), the most crowded is the yellow jellyfish. They need sunlight to grow and survive, so they will move from east to west in the direction of sunrise and sunset. Until dark, they will dive deep to the bottom of the lake to rest, and so on this cycle repeats throughout the jellyfish’s life. (Photo: iExplore) To get to Jellyfish Lake, from the pier, visitors will have to cross a rather long slope. Right at the right time to stop to rest, the dark blue Jellyfish Lake also appeared in front of everyone. To observe jellyfish in the lake, visitors are only allowed to swim, snorkel and mask. Everyone has a strange feeling when swimming and interacting with countless jellyfish around: It’s quite ticklish, but it’s also very enjoyable. (Photo: Lonely Planet) (Photo: Reddit) (Photo: Viator) Although both species of jellyfish have stinging cells, they are generally not strong enough to cause injury to humans, so swimming in the lake is safe. This is not a big obstacle for adventurous travelers. Because the opportunity to swim in a space filled with golden jellyfish like this is something in life that not everyone can enjoy. Therefore, despite having to pay a lot of money, but every visitor coming here is very eager to experience swimming with these special lovely jellyfish.

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Magpupungko is a white sand beach located at Barangay Consolacion at Pilar, Surigao del Norte. Similar to Barangay Catangnan’s Cloud 9 resort, Magpupungko beach faces east and towards the edge of the Pacific Ocean. But unlike Barangay Catangnan, Magpupungko has a natural swimming pool stretching hundreds of meters with rocky cliffs and numerous small niches, like a large turquoise jacuzzi in the middle of the ocean. During high tide, the surrounding natural rock formations keep the lake’s surface calm and safe. You can freely swim or snorkel to see the beautiful aquatic world. There is absolutely not a single piece of trash, but instead there are rows of seaweed like a velvety layer that lifts your heels. Visitors can also walk almost around the lake in the midst of immense waves. The limestone mountain part is where you can jump down or relax and enjoy the view. Magpupungko is not too crowded because it has not been affected by many tourist activities. You are not allowed to bring food, plastic bottles into the lake or smoke throughout the island in general as well as in Magpupungko in particular. Green coconut groves, bring freshly picked coconuts when you ask, with straws entirely made from coconut leaves or bamboo pipes. On the island, there are many homestays as well as hotels for you to stay; Local dishes are made with the warm hospitality of the local people for you to enjoy. Come to Siargao, visit Magpupungko to be forever impressed by an authentic infinity pool in the sun-drenched ocean of this warm tropical country.

Modern boats take tourists about 7km from the mainland in the Aliwal Shoal (PV Dinh Luong at the far right). South Africa in particular and Africa in general attracts tourists with its pristine beauty, mystical indigenous culture and with 5 large species of “Big Five” including African elephants, Cape buffalo, leopard, lion and Rhino. But there is a different South Africa from the trips adventure travel Swim with sharks at Aliwal Shoal Marine Life Reserve, Umkomaas Town, KwaZulu-Natal Province, South Africa, about 50km south of the provincial capital Durban. Here’s your chance to meet these amazing creatures face-to-face throughout your life, a new adventure experience that challenges logical thinking and does what you never thought you’d ever do – in the water surrounded by sharks. Wondering if you can’t swim, can’t swim well, or are afraid of risking your life? All you need is an adventurous, adventurous and challenging spirit as the tour organizers will offer you a variety of options – from near absolute safety to the ultimate test of willpower. . You can simply drop yourself inside a stainless steel cage approved by the Maritime Safety Authority of South Africa (SamA) with a safety mask, choosing from different degrees of shallow depth when standing in the cage according to your preference. . But prepare for adrenaline rush with a more adventurous and memorable option. Many different options when diving with sharks. (Photo: Dinh Luong / Vietnam +) We came to Aliwal Dive Center because it is a diving center with sharks with more than 28 years of experience. Answering my concerns and worries when considering bringing both my wife and two children to the shark experience diving tour – guide and diving expert with the shark Danie Bester said he has more than 4 years in job and no mistakes have occurred. Aliwal Dive Center is part of an effort to conserve marine life, including sharks in the Indian Ocean, around the coastal city of Durban. Leaving previous jobs in Pretoria and Johannesburg, Danie chose to guide diving with sharks, because he could do what he loved and wanted to contribute to changing the animal’s perception. After helping with the selection of swimsuits, propellers and waterproof masks, Danie carefully told us to keep our arms closed under our armpits, use the propeller to swim softly, avoiding the shark’s mistaken hands other small fish species for food and attack. Strictly complying with the requirements for medical reporting during the COVID-19 pandemic season, my family of 4 and my friend Lina, 17, a South African citizen of Indian origin join a shark diving tour. . Lina’s parents pleased their daughter but still worriedly sent off to the beach and waited. Surf safely on custom 8m Superduck Semi Rigid boats equipped with a Yamaha Four Stroke 2×100 HP engine, to the area south of Aliwal Shoal, where skilled guides say there’s plenty of fish fat. The modern motor boat takes the group about 7km from the shore, the water depth is 20-30m. Sharks head to the ocean from many directions. (Photo: Dinh Luong / Vietnam +) We are fortunate to have a beautiful International Labor Day, the sea is relatively calm, the water is clear, the sunlight helps the view to the sea floor. In the breeding season from July to November each year, sharks often gather in high density in this sea. Captain Keith Rousouw with 25 years of experience instructing diving with sharks directly steered the boat. He said a support group of four divers on another boat helped us attract sharks, using food from small marine fish that was prepared and strictly followed the Ministry of Environment’s Shark Diving license. South Africa. The stainless steel cage floats on the water thanks to two buoys. The cage designed and perfected by an engineer can accommodate 8 people at a time, providing a relatively comfortable space for 4 visitors on this discovery tour. You might be wondering with the number 4? I chose to swim with Danie right from the beginning after consulting with these two skilled experts. Danie let me hang on a floating wooden stake thanks to two large floats, attached to the iron cage, for a wider view and better experience. You can feel my worries more clearly when you have seen the shark videos. The Oceanic Blacktip is 1.5-2m long, stout body with pointed snout, long gill slits and no burrs between dorsal fins. This species reached a maximum known length of 2.8m and a maximum weight of 123kg. Most individuals have a black head or edge on pectoral, dorsal, ventral, and caudal fins. Danie was in the water directly with us and Keith watched carefully from the boat. Expert Danie in turn helps team members cling to the wooden stake and swim with each person closer to the sharks. The experience of diving and being up close with the sharks affirms Danie’s love and understanding for this fish – calm and flexible. Between the time diving and underwater observations, I rose to the surface to breathe but many times saw the tall and crescent-shaped front dorsal fins of the ocean blackhead sharks moving around in the afternoon. It is about 1.5m long and weighs about 50-70kg, according to Danie. The blackhead shark is an agile and energetic carnivore. Oceanic Blacktip can jump out of the water while attacking small schools of fish. Their demeanor has been described as “timid” compared to other great globular sharks (family Carcharhinus), which are common in coastal tropical and subtropical seas around the world, including lips. brackish water habitat. We assessed that we had met about 25-30 marine blackhead sharks during the trip, but Danie said there were about 17 (perhaps due to anxiety, so amateurs “look nationalized chickens”). Many times while swimming next to Danie gets closer to the sharks, it feels as if they are rushing towards you, but with a graceful turn. Although I have had very close experiences with these ferocious animals, to a certain extent, I have to admit that they seem to be very friendly. And to be very restrained, we do not reach out to touch the flexible swim bodies very close – which expert Danie always warns to absolutely comply. Not only having a diving experience with sharks, the trip brings an understanding of other creatures living in shallow waters below 40m and small, symbiotic fish always “side by side” with the sharks. Another plus point is that you will experience surfing on a modern boat controlled by skilled captains. Goodbye, Ms. Basie Aukermann, Director of Aliwal Dive Center, said that the Center has actively and silently contributed to the conservation of marine life at Aliwal Shoal Protected Area and is delighted to have tourists from Vietnam. The distant south has come and experienced. Nature has its own ways of functioning, and South Africa is not just famous for the Big Five on land. The land of great experiences to challenge the will and adventure, to explore. Expert Danie Bester (left) supports journalist Dinh Luong on adventure travel. (Photo: Dinh Luong / Vietnam +)

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VTC News said that Cat Hai district (Hai Phong city) is considered the capital of giant round gourd, many weighing up to 15kg. Not only has a unique shape, but this gourd has a thick pulp, a rich “unique” flavor. Gourd Cat Hai has thick pulp, picked at the right time, the cakes will be delicious. Gourd can stir-fry with garlic, dip hot pot but the best is to cook soup with fresh shrimp. In particular, many Cat Hai people, when cooking this gourd soup, add a little amaranth rice, the soup will be very sweet. Giant gourd. According to Mr. Doan Quang Chiem, one of the households with the largest potting area in Nghia Lo commune, the variety has been around since ancient times, and has passed down many generations. Previously, people planted pots to make pots to draw water to serve the production of salt water and fish sauce manually. Recently, when the craft of making handmade salt in Cat Hai became an old one, gourd was used for daily food processing. Leaf ornamental type change 4 fancy colors Vietnam Agriculture Newspaper reported that recently, in Sa Dec flower village (Dong Thap), ornamental plants with the name of tam tam, a special feature of this tree are that the leaves can change 4 colors continuously. When the buds first come out, the leaves are pink, then gradually turn white, then marble and finally green. In addition to the beautiful color changing leaves, the tree also produces white flowers, especially in sunny places, the more beautiful the tree grows and the more beautiful the leaves are. Three-year trees around 2 years are sold for more than 1 million VND / tree. Trees shaped like pine trees, selling price up to 15 million VND / pair. The bigger the tree, the higher the selling price. For trees with perennial shape, the price of trees is hundreds of million dong. Because it is fancy, easy to grow and has a name that brings luck, despite its high price, this tree is still selling very well. The tamarind tree is native to Thailand. Plants are grown by extracting branches, belonging to the tamarind family, easy to grow with few pests, flexible branches, so they are often used to shape bonsai. The ‘unique’ specialty in Phu Yen has been eaten and addicted Tuna eye is considered an “exclusive” dish of Phu Yen. In 2014, this dish was voted by the Association of Records for the top 10 most famous seafood specialties of Vietnam. The “unique” specialty in Phu Yen (Photo: GiadinhNet) Being a type of seafood with high nutritional value, tuna is a nutritious food source and can be processed into a variety of dishes. In addition to the exported meat, the local people created the Chinese medicine stewed tuna eye dish. Over time, tuna eyes have become a familiar dish and one of the famous specialties of Phu Yen land. Despite its popularity, this specialty still makes many people “terrified” because the tuna eyes are very large, the size is as big as a rice bowl or more. Many diners do not have the courage to taste it, but when they eat, they are addicted. A flock of thousands of fish come to Dong Thap people’s houses “ask for food” Recently, there have been many wild fish flocks moving to river wharf and fish pond of people in the West “asking for stay”. Recently, a herd of fish including thousands of pangasius flocked to the river wharf of Mrs. Nguyen Thi Nhan’s house (in Doc Binh Kieu commune, Thap Muoi district, Dong Thap province). The Dan Tri newspaper said, currently the number of pangasius “carried” by Mrs. Nhan has reached about 2,000, each weighing 1-3kg, some weighing up to 4-5kg. In addition to pangasius in the early morning or late afternoon, there are also tilapia, barramundi, and catfish … to her boat station begging for food. Since the day there were fish flocks, Mrs. Nhan’s family always laughed loudly because visitors from different places came to play, many people even brought food to the fish. According to Mrs. Nhan, this herd of pangasius is very brave. Anyone can touch them, even hold food in their hands and feed the fish with their mouths without fear of biting or stabbing the hand. Mrs. Nhan often calls the fish “children”. Every time she goes away, she “tells” herd “to swim around the house, do not swim far away to listen to her or they will catch it”. Unique bee sauce U Minh Speaking of U Minh Melaleuca forest, it is impossible not to mention honey specialty. When the hive is exploited, people get many things such as: honey, beeswax and bee pupae (young bees) … Honey as gifts, medicine, beeswax used in medicine and cosmetics; Young bees are a delicacy for guests. According to the Ca Mau Newspaper, people have processed many dishes from young bees such as bees mixed with banana corn, steamed melon leaves, guise leaves, fried flour, … and especially bee sauce, famous delicacy. U Minh Ha area. Ms. Tran Thi Van (owner of Hai Ngo bee paste establishment, U Minh town) said that after different honey falls, she found that the stowage of young bees was too much, it was wasteful to leave, so she tried the bee paste to eat and give it to her. the neighbor’s child. Seeing that the bee sauce was so delicious, she came up with the intention of doing business in this profession and shaped the famous U Minh brand of Bee sauce. Ms. Van is concocting bees to take pupae to process bee sauce. In the past, when honey was harvested, bees were left hidden in the forest. Now bee stalks are used to make fish sauce. 1 kg of bee honey is priced from 50,000 to 60,000 VND. Making bee sauce also goes through many stages. Bee sauce has a fatty taste, fragrant smells of honey and hearing, served with bacon and forest vegetables, guise leaves, fig leaves, herbs … One thousand precious coins of 9X Da Nang Mr. Tran Van Nam (SN 1992, living in Da Nang City) has had a passion for ancient money since he was in high school. After graduating with a master’s degree in Japan, Mr. Nam returned home and gave up the opportunity to become a lecturer. to “feed” passionate about collecting coins. After more than 8 years of charm with the profession of collecting ancient coins, Mr. Nam currently has a collection of about 10 thousand Vietnamese coins and almost all coins from countries around the world, not to mention stamps. votes, old papers. “I have collected a lot of notes over 100 years old like Russian, German in 1905-1907, Dong Dong in 1907-1908 … I own one of the biggest bills. the Russian world was printed in 1910, ”said Nam in this newspaper. Hanh Nguyen (Synthetic)

With a length of 25 meters, the transparent outdoor swimming pool is designed by HAL Architects. It is made of acrylic and can hold up to 148,000 gallons of water or about 560,240 liters of water. The penetrating swimming pool hangs between two high-rise buildings in England. With four glass sides, the pool is located right next to the rooftop bar and spa services. Once opened, the pool in the sky will become the only place to soak in this way in the UK. This swimming pool not only gives swimmers a breathtaking view of the parliament building, London Eye, the city skyline of London, but also an enjoyable experience floating in the air. Tens of meters from the ground, nothing but a transparent layer of glass makes swimmers feel like they are looking down the depths below. It is known that transporting the bool from Colorado, across the Atlantic has been an adventure, but it is more difficult to design and install it between two new residential buildings. Thanks to modern technology and architectural innovations, Sky Pool is able to process the natural movements of the two 10-story buildings with which it connects. According to HAL Architects, it is not rigidly connected at both ends; it can slide from side to side while still retaining watertight integrity. “The vision for Sky Pool comes from a desire to cross the boundaries of construction and engineering capabilities, Ecoworld Ballymore wants to do something that has never been done before,” said Ballymore President – developer of Ambassador Gardens. . “We also wanted to cross boundaries on every aspect of the design, the transparent structure of the swimming pool that is the result of many significant advances in technology over the past decade. The experience in the pool will give off a feeling.” unique, like floating in the air in central London, “added President Ballymore. The unique Sky Pool is scheduled to open on May 19, 2021.

The penetrating swimming pool hangs between two high-rise buildings in England Transparent swimming pool is located between two apartment buildings in Ambassador Gardens, Nine Elms of London, England. The designer named the project ‘swimming pool in the sky’ true to the feeling when the experience of swimming in a transparent swimming pool hovered about 35 meters from the ground. Swimming pool is 25 meters long, 3.3 meters deep, frames made of Acrylic, can hold up to 148,000 gallons of water, equivalent to about 560,240 liters of water. With four glass sides, the pool is located right next to the rooftop bar and spa services. Once opened, the pool in the sky will become the only place to soak in this way in the UK. The ‘pool in the sky’ not only gives swimmers a breathtaking view of the parliament building, London Eye, London city skyline, but also an enjoyable experience floating in the air. Tens of meters from the ground, nothing but a transparent layer of glass makes swimmers feel like they are looking down the depths below. It is known that people created swimming pools from Colorado, USA, then transported by water across the Atlantic as a long and challenging adventure. But then, the design and installation between two high-rise buildings was even more difficult. Two buildings connected to the swimming pool are subject to common impacts including wind shakes and ground subsidence. But thanks to modern technology and architectural innovations, the swimming pool is able to handle the natural movements of two 10-story buildings that it sits in between. According to the design company, the first two sections of the pool are not rigid connections that can slide from side to side while retaining watertight integrity. Chairman Ballymore, developer of Ambassador Gardens, said: “Creating a pool in the sky comes from a desire to cross the boundaries of buildability as well as technology. We also want to cross boundaries on every aspect of the design, the transparent structure of the swimming pool the result of many significant advances in technology over the past decade. swimming will bring a unique feeling, as if floating in the air in central London “. Expected, the swimming pool will open on May 19.

Shark – “killer of the sea” – has caused many terrifying attacks on people. An Irish man was recently almost eaten by a shark while kayaking – but luckily he survived after being dragged out of the sea. 462 stitches after a shark encounter One survivor of one of the world’s most horrifying shark attacks was Rodney Fox, then 23 years old. The tragedy occurred while Fox was participating in the 1963 South Australian Fishing Championship at Aldinga Beach. Fox was attacked by a great white shark. His entire abdomen was ripped open and completely torn, all of his left ribs were broken. Sewage stitches were all over the victim of Rodney Fox Rodney’s spleen and lungs are also not intact due to the sharks ripping off. Rodney almost died from losing too much blood. However, he survived after having to get 462 stitches. To this day, there is still a shark tooth still on Fox’s wrist. Notably, Rodney – now 80 years old – finally became an expert in white shark. He even designed and built the first underwater observation cage to snorkel with sharks. The woman was attacked by a shark in front of her husband and children Portrait of victim Shirley Ann Durdin Among the most terrifying shark attacks in history, Shirley Ann Durdin is the case. Mum of four, Shirley, 33, and her family arrived in Australia’s Peake Bay for a vacation in 1985 and were attacked by a white shark while swimming in shallow water. A giant white shark that is thought to be up to 6m long has bit Shirley in half right in front of the victim’s husband and child. Four people were killed by sharks in 12 days The giant white shark that attacked the victims was then caught by fishermen. Between July 1 and July 12, 1916, four people were killed and one injured by a shark attack along the US coast of New Jersey. The first attack happened when tourist Charles Epting Vansant, 25, was soaking in the bottom of the Atlantic. The victim’s left thigh was eaten by a shark and eventually Vansant died of excessive blood loss at the hotel. The other victims were 27-year-old hotel worker Charles Bruder, an 11-year-old local boy named Lester Stillwell, 24-year-old businessman Stanley Fisher, who died trying to save Lester. Only Joseph Dunn, 14, survived the horrifying attack. It is thought that the giant white shark in the photo below was later captured by fishermen who caused the death of four unfortunate victims. Human bones were found in its intestines. The catastrophic death of surfing champion “kid” Victim Elio Canestri Elio Canestri – a 13-year-old “kid” surfing champion had a catastrophic accident in 2015. The boy was attacked by a shark about 2.4 meters long while surfing with seven other people off the coast of Réunion island near Madagascar. The bull shark bit Elio in the stomach and threw the boy into the water. The area around the island of Réunion is one of the sharks in the world, with a total of 27 fatal attacks and 56 shark encounters since 1913. The groom was killed by a shark during his honeymoon Redmond and Gemma Houghton In August 2011, newlyweds Ian Redmond and Gemma Houghton went to Seychelles for their honeymoon and decided to snorkel. They were reassured that there were no sharks in the area but while Ian was swimming in the shallow water off Anse Lazio beach, he was attacked by a shark. He was quickly brought ashore, but eventually died of excessive blood loss. Earlier, a 36-year-old French tourist was also killed by a shark two weeks before the tragedy struck. Hundreds of people were eaten by sharks Battleship USS Indianapolis In July 1945, more than 1,000 US servicemen fell into the Pacific Ocean when the USS Indianapolis was hit by a Japanese torpedo. In just four days, 579 soldiers lost their lives to being eaten by sharks before a friendly bomber found and spiritually rescued the survivors from the terrifying shark attack. period.

It is known that over the past year, due to the influence of COVID -19 epidemic, Hong Dao cannot return to Vietnam to do art activities; Therefore, she takes the time to relax and take care of the garden at her own home in Huntington Beach city (California, USA). As can be seen in the video, the front yard of the house has a green lawn with many kinds of flowers such as hibiscus, purple daisies, celestial niches and mango trees. The area behind the female artist’s house is quite large. Here she dedicates a space to make a swimming pool. “I build a swimming pool for a few months in the summer but do not use it very little. Currently, around 4am, a flock of wild ducks come to swim in this pool, which makes me very surprised,” she said. In the video, in addition to the swimming pool, most of the area of ​​Hong Dao is used to plant ornamental plants and flowers. Besides the flowers, the garden also has many small bonsai pots, according to Hong Dao’s revelation, she planted these pots since she moved to the US nearly 30 years ago. The female artist spends a corner at the back of the house to grow bamboo and flower lanterns. “I like bamboo because it represents Vietnam, Asia. Looking at these two trees, I see that it is ancient, very beautiful. “, she says. In addition, Hong Dao also grows lettuce, tomatoes and chili in the garden. “This vegetable garden I grow only a little bit but it is like a rice pot of Thanh Giong, helping me to eat an entire season, without going to buy vegetables from outside, the more you cut it, the stronger it will grow,” said the female artist. . Also in the clip, Hong Dao revealed that she and her biological mother mainly take care of this garden. Besides, she said that she also received a lot of help from friends around. “The youngest brother, the children and grandchildren here are very good. I will help you whatever I need. Because I am alone, my arms and legs are weak, so I need one to make them rush. Not only Thang, many of the kids who came to work then invited me to eat. I think if I become an artist to serve the audience, I have that fortune, “she said.

Whenever I open the social network, I often define the sea as a place where beauties are in bikini, families gather at tables full of seafood. Big crabs with round red eyes. The grilled cow skin fish with its whole skin still smiled. Aromatic ocean in a plate of snails sautéed with garlic or a blister of white squid grilled on red charcoal. The endless sea means wealth that people can roll their hands down and turn into valuable bills and houses a few floors after a few years you return. In South America, the central coast of Chile is chilly the morning the fish come. The boats stopped in the midst of a giant wave of waves, waiting for the crane to lift off the broken wavehead (sometimes the waves could flip the boat when suddenly turned violently). On the wharf, a shark corpse is about the size of an adult calf or the size of a crippled child. Body is cut in half. Half scattered. Gray and white flesh in cold weather. Swarms of seagulls and pelicans swooped down, waved the area a few waves of fish to dissolve into sponge. The people of Central Chile see little or no benefit from shark meat. They were caught in the net during the late night fishing trip. Move. Torn. Broken double. The fish net lurked out of the water when the electric pulley started running. Tons of fish were moved into containers, needles, cars, trucks … A few dozen shark corpses were gradually thrown into the water, wiped away. Senseless. No one cares. Mexico and the Gulf Coast are on one of the most beautiful coasts towards the Pacific Ocean – a winter refuge for North Americans. In the midst of the graveyard of meaningless wastefulness, the existence of a small ocean. It is no longer a few-storey houses, your trip is well-off in the monsoon season, no longer is a ton of sparkling white seafood swimming amidst the cold rock flowing into the trunk of the car to the restaurant in the city. The ocean is just a few broken heartbeats because the sharp fish nets cut innocent beings in half (and have no meaning after that slaughter). That day, as I swam on the board out of the wave’s nose, the small shimmering fish, half gray, half blue, circled around me like a breath of color. I felt my hands feel cold – stained with the bloody blood and deadly body of the shark. I caught a dumbfounded look. I gradually convinced myself that the ocean containing the other dimensions of space was obscured by the world. I’m frivolous and ignorant. But not so that the sea is reduced to a shark making porridge and wealth counted by digital photo paper. In West Java, summer waves are as beautiful as the muscular muscle of a fisherman who stays in the sun during his youth. I dived into a small rock that protruded off the island, letting my mind wander by a passing silver-bodied fish. He used his beak to rustle the green sea grass anchors that latched onto the rock. The cycle of proliferation went on in the instant I could see. When I used my best to catch a wave, stood up from the board, I was shocked to realize that the tiny fish swimming with the snapper earlier waved to cling to the wave, accompanying the board in the euphoria of the wave. wave. Indonesians have a sea on the porch. The night the fish came back, the whole village came to welcome. The boats revolve up to the sand. On the boat, the fish net was heavy. The same tons of fish are loaded with frozen trucks, the needles are full of licking their mouths and transported to the morning market. But right on the beach, the fish do not sell or eat, the fisherman drops it on the sand. The children picked up each fish and threw them to the sea. The tail waved the swimming area quickly following the approaching waves. There are still unhappy zombies stuck on the beach. Follow the waves gradually lost. Just a few hours later, the beach was quiet as if there had never been a dissection to multiply the wealth for the islanders of thousands of generations. The Indo-people are the world’s leading fish dependent population. Most of the food, nutrition, and life they get comes from marine fish. This giant island country of more than 17,000 islands is also home to the richest and most diverse marine ecosystem in the world. Each fish that the children release to the edge of the water will become a large flock of fish for the night market. On the big islands, when a huge bunch of plastic rubbish washed up the coast, the Indonesians I met often said: they fear fish will be stuck, will die, will suffocate the wrong piece of plastic. Fear of fish is gone. Fear of hungry meals like water. The position of the people in the sea is tied to the current that gives birth to them. The sea antagonizes like a monster that sleeps in the wavy Punta de Lobos bay. Quiet like the edge of the blue Panama City inside the brackish muddy beach exposed between the two sides of the sea. Sky-blue and generous as the Indonesian ocean. But then, on long trips, I met a Mexican sea. From California (USA), going straight south to the headland of Baja California (Mexico), giant blocks of land block in front of the sea like a strong array of colors of a bold and generous creator. Sea in departure From Punta de Mita, in the afternoons on the waves, I met a green turtle with yellowish brown cavities. He walked slowly through each layer of water, nibbling on sea grass, moss, and up and down slowly catching the sun’s breath through the water. A few days later, beside him was another friend, a dark brown-shell turtle friend as thick as a submarine patrol the bay. One day when he fell from the wave, he swam right next to him, almost able to touch. Then when the water changed, the large fish bravely approached the shore. The villagers in the village spread fish nets all over the surface of the water. One time I dropped my diving board deep, the fish net was stuck like a maze, sharp and threatening, and wrapped tangerines into layers as far as people could not swim to. “Does the turtle know how to slip through the net?” Fishing in Indonesia. The answer came in that anxious afternoon. I was swimming near the reef and the end of the fish net. Suddenly, at that moment a local boy jumped off the board, dived in the net many times, as if struggling with something full of resistance below. He got up and took a gulp of water, then went down, then up, a few times like that. When we thought he was drowning in need of help, many people swam over. At that moment, he grabbed a piece of net and popped it up. “Turtle”, “Turtle”, he stroked his face full of water. Turns out, the turtle stuck one leg in the net, thrashed. Having to remove the net but cannot tear (the net is the property of the villager), he dives down, looks at the mesh wrapped around the turtle’s leg, then swims a few rounds, struggles with the panicked turtle, finds all the way. gradually loosen the nets that cling to the legs, until the turtle can escape swimming. The accident was over, I saw the shadow of the turtle sweeping the bottom of the water, then dissolving into the color of the light. Disappear. Then the sea also turned, the fish was no longer close to shore. The nets were removed, giving freedom to the sea. Occasionally summer noon floating in the water, I try to remember two shells like a drifting boat sweeping through every stone, corner of the moss. The turtle did not return to the beach. The sea of ​​Punta de Mita is as magical as in a magical story that makes people walk in the street and remember the beautiful day that you have not seen until it turns into a smiling skull at the festival of people. joyful death. I swim through the sparkling seasons, happily playing next to a thousand waves, but can’t shake off my deep nostalgia for the strange creature that used to hang around with me for months and days, now disappearing after one encounter. Fish nets, with extreme panic in exile across the high seas. One time, in my dream, I saw the sea leaving people – not the infinite body of water – but the inhabitants who form the spirit of the sea, refusing to live by the side to face an unforgiving scheme. of the human race. The hunger was real – a crab with its eyes open in a passionate steamer, a tortoise’s meat on the banquet table, a Japanese television proverb praising the whale-killing profession. Prosperity filled the citadel with the smell of the sea in the smell of necrosis. Suddenly I saw the sea devour me – in the loneliness of the plague-like spread. Posts and photos: Khai Don

Sharks are pictures that haunt the minds of many people swimming or rowing in the ocean. Sharks are often portrayed in movies as merciless blood hunters, but in fact it is also a very intelligent and curious creature. Taylor Cunningham, a marine biologist and shark conservationist, and a shark safety instructor, shares skills in dealing with the fear known as the shark. Study local sharks During certain times of the year, some sharks get closer to shore in the warm coastal waters. In Hawaii, for example, tiger sharks swim near shore in late summer and early fall to give birth. Therefore, it is very helpful to learn about local sharks in order to choose water activities wisely. Wear a mask and fins when swimming For professional swimmers, there is no need to wear a mask and fins every time you step into the sea. But if you swim long distances and are worried that you might encounter sharks, you should use this device. Cunningham said both of these devices help swimmers become more aware of their surroundings, the key to being safe in the ocean. Humans and sharks can still live peacefully. Leave the white and yellow bikinis at home It may be hard to believe, but the color of your clothes and equipment is important to sharks. “Sharks have monochrome vision, so colors like white, yellow or neon should be avoided when swimming or diving because these colors stand out in the blue ocean. Instead, choose darker colors, like black and blue. bar to minimize unwanted attention from the shark ” Cunningham explained. Don’t worry if you get cut or scratched – sharks don’t respond to human blood There is a long-held belief that sharks are a species with an excellent sense of smell that is sensitive to human blood. Cunningham said: “Sharks do not react to human blood or scents. Scientists have done studies in which they found that sharks have minimal or no response in the brain to humans. “ Act like a predator, constantly checking your surroundings By constantly spinning and looking around while underwater, you are communicating that you are a predator, not a prey. Being like a predator makes you less likely to get approached by a shark. Make eye contact if you see a shark When seeing a shark, many people’s instincts are to swim as fast as they can in the other direction, but this may be announcing that you are prey and should be chased. With the confidence of making eye contact with a shark, you are asserting yourself as a predator. However, it is necessary to have flexibility because there can be many sharks at the same time. So, after your initial eye contact, look for the other sharks around. Create the necessary distance from the shark If a shark is approaching, use your fins, GoPro or any solid object you have on you to create some distance between you and the animal. Then you are sending a quantity of water and some things towards them. They will probably pick up, collide and turn away … Slowly step back after making eye contact, but avoid splashing and making noise. The reason you prove yourself as an underwater predator is to tell the shark that you are not on their menu. Splashing, yelling, and rioting on the surface can make them think you are a sick or injured bird or fish – which are on a shark’s favorite menu. Understanding the shark will be less afraid when it comes to “collision” with the shark. Note the shark’s body language Sharks are not inherently aggressive, but they can win territory or compete, Cunningham explained. Sharks will use their body language before confrontation. If you notice a shark releasing pectoral fins (like when a cat arches its back) or opening its mouth (like when a dog growls) slowly step back, give it space, and get out of the water. Remember sharks swim and ignore humans Most people assume that if there are sharks in the water, they will feel them, but in fact, Cunningham says sharks swim and ignore everyone, just like any other fish. Over the years, drone footage has shown sharks within the reach of swimmers without their knowledge. Above all, don’t panic! The key to overcoming any encounter with a shark is acting like a predator. Sharks do not consider humans as prey. Usually, sharks completely ignore humans in the ocean. While it may seem impossible to stay calm when dealing with sharks, it is not. You just need to know a little bit about shark behavior and learn to react appropriately if you encounter it while swimming. “Falled coconuts kill more people than sharks, but in fact, no one is afraid of falling coconuts” – Cunningham’s hand analyzed. The ocean is the home of marine life, including sharks. Respect for the ocean, the common home of sharks and marine life “We need to understand that the ocean is home to a lot of wildlife, not just sharks. Ocean infiltration is human invading the house of marine species. Therefore, it is the responsibility of man to be aware of his or her impacts on the oceans and wildlife or the conditions that may affect them ”- shark conservationist Taylor Cunningham emphasized.