Reef Life of the Andaman - DVD


30,000 copies sold by the end of 2006!

Since 2001 underwater videographer Nick Hope has been recording the beauty of the world beneath Thailand and Myanmar's Andaman Sea for scuba diving tourists, religiously classifying and saving the best marine life footage along the way. The result is an unparalleled video archive of the area's marine species.

Whaleshark from Reef Life of the Andaman DVDNow he has compiled the very best of this footage into a 110-minute in-depth study of Indian Ocean marine life.

Taking in the coral reefs of Thailand's Hin Daeng, Phuket, Phi Phi Island, the Similan Islands, Myanmar's Mergui Archipelago and the Burma Banks, we encounter everything from manta rays to seahorses, whale sharks to clownfish. Scores of tropical fish are described. Learn the secrets of this enormous diversity of marine life, or simply enjoy the visual feast and stunning digital soundtrack.

DVD Features

  • Interactive menus - pick and choose DVD features
  • Scene selection - jump straight to any of 12 themed chapters
  • Choice of Dolby Digital soundtrack - music with voiceover commentary or music only
  • Switchable subtitles displaying common name and dive location. Choice of English, German, Scientific names or no subtitles
  • Running time 1 hour 50 minutes

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Marine Life Species Featured

Lionfish from Reef Life of the Andaman DVDOur Reef Life of the Andaman DVD features 192 different marine life species from Thailand and Burma (Myanmar). The DVD makes an excellent accompaniment to the PADI AWARE - Fish Identification Specialty Course and many of the species and their close relatives are also found in other tropical seas such as the Caribbean and Australia's Great Barrier Reef. The DVD makes an excellent gift for scuba divers or anyone fascinated by the underwater world.

Dive Sites Featured

The DVD features no less than 57 dive sites from Thailand and Burma (Myanmar).

Video Clips from the DVD

whale shark at Richelieu Rock
Whale Shark Video Windows Media 9 (3.0MB) | Google Video

Whale Shark Video Clip

Richelieu Rock is a "hot spot" for whale shark sightings and on 4th March 2005 we were there to capture the World's largest fish in all its glory. This female whale shark is missing the top of her tail and would be easy to identify again. All of this whale shark footage and much more is in the DVD.

manta ray at Black Rock
Manta Ray Video Windows Media 9 (3.7MB) | Google Video

Manta Ray Video Clip

Manta ray footage and commentary shot at Thailand's Koh Bon and Koh Ta Chai, and Myanmar's Black Rock, North Twin and Klaus Reef.

silvertip reef shark at the Burma Banks
Shark Video Windows Media 9 (3.8MB) | Google Video

Sharks Video Clip

Gray reef sharks from Myanmar's shark cave and juvenile silvertip reef sharks from the Burma Banks. Close-up footage of these 2 species of requiem shark.

fried egg nudibranch at Black Rock
Nudibranch Video Windows Media 9 (4.3MB) | Google Video

Nudibranch Video Clip

A sequence from the DVD featuring several species of sea slug (nudibranch) including a blackmargin slug (Glossodoris atromarginata), twin magnificent slug (Chromodoris geminus), sap-sucking slug (Elysia ornata), fried egg nudibranch (Chromodoris annulata) and the aeolid nudibranch Phidiana indica.

giant anglerfish at Richelieu Rock
Giant Anglerfish Video Windows Media 9 (2.7MB) | Google Video

Giant Anglerfish Video Clip

Footage of the astonishing giant anglerfish, perfectly disguised on the reef as a sponge.

blotched stingrays at Black Rock

Stingray Video Windows Media 9 (4.5MB) | Google Video

Stingray Video Clip

Encounter a school of some 20 black blotched stingrays at Burma's Black Rock. The DVD features this stingray video footage along with various other stingray species.

Big red octopus at Western Rocky Island
Octopus Video Windows Media 9 (4.3MB) | Google Video

Octopus Video Clip

At Western Rocky Island in Burma's Mergui archipelago an aggressive big red octopus pursues and attacks a competitor (or mate). These amazing cephalopods star in the DVD.

Hope's tilefish
Tilefish Video Windows Media 9 (3.3MB) | Google Video

Tilefish Video Clip

In the depths of the Mergui Archipelago, tilefish use their mouths to build enormous mounds of dead coral. When threatened, the fish dive head first into the rubble. This species remains undescried by scientists and has been provisionally named Hoplolatilus hopei, or Hope's tilefish. Truly unique footage.

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The DVD is priced at £13.95 (British pounds) plus £3.00 shipping (currency converter). Our online ordering is easy, fast and secure.

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