Enchantment under the sea Wakatobi

 

Liputan6.com, Wakatobi: Wakatobi regency in Southeast Sulawesi has a wealth of fascinating underwater world, beautiful and unique. Located in the center of the world's coral triangle, Wakatobi has a coral reef biodiversity and the world's largest with 750 species of coral and over 900 species of fish.Wakatobi National Park has an area of ​​about 1:39 million hectares. In general, the waters have started from a flat configuration, sloping towards the sea, and steep bertubir. Because the richness of the underwater world, this region presents a panorama of the sea was so charming and nice as a place to dive.The fish that can be viewed under the lau Wakatobi including lion fish and clown fish or better known as Nemo. If you are lucky, can see the sperm whale, white whale. White whales in Wakatobi is often stopped when the other hemisphere frozen. Because in the Wakatobi will overflow algae, shrimp, and plankton.White whale migration is a rare event. Because these whales often move while foraging between the Indian Ocean to the Pacific Ocean. Animals that survived to 100 years of living in keterancaman. Indonesia is very fortunate to be a haven for these endangered animals.Enchantment of the underwater Wakatobi is mentioned a lot of tourists from Europe and the United States the most attractive in the world partly because of the shape of sea coral and fish species that has far more diverse and unique. No wonder the National Park Wakatabi is never devoid of tourists.Wakatabi not only beautiful but under the sea alone. Nature there is still clean. Awareness of hygiene are very aware of the local community. Plastic waste is generally collected in one place for the sale to the fence. In addition to making income for the population, this awareness of the natural preserve.Traditional fishermen also preserve underwater Wakatobi. The fishermen are no longer using the sea to take fish bombs. Marine fishermen not only aware of the bomb damage marine life. In other words the support of local communities to preserve marine potentials are also constantly improving.