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    Dumaguete is the a tiny university town. It has a land area of merely 34.26 km² but hosts a total of seven universities and colleges. The biggest institution in Dumaguete is Silliman University which is already 0.61 km² all by itself.

    We visited Silliman on our short stop at Dumaguete, and took a look at its many marine life museums.

    Here come the pics!

    Here I am standing beside the bones of a whale. That’s one enormous animal! (The whale, not me.)

    Blowfishes! I think. Heh. I wonder how the students were able to preserve these fishes in their blown-up state?

    Gimmi and the Blowfishes.

    Silliman’s collection of starfishes.

    Er… I think this is a shark. Am not so sure.

    Starfishes in all their forms and sizes! Do you know, not all starfishes are pretty? Some are evil, like the ones we have over at the Sta. Cruz Islands in . Those evil ones eat corals.

    But I’m sure these here are pretty and harmless. :-)

    Gimmi under the bones of a whale.

    That’s a scary looking skeleton!

    Preserved turtles in swimming action.

    Just me, wistfully wishing I were really swimming underwater. :-)

    Pretending I’m in the forest. :-)

    And in the sea again!

    Under a whale skeleton.

    Why would we find an intact whale skeleton underwater anyway, Gim?

    Gim patting the dead turtles.

    No. They didn’t fall while Gim was there.

    Looking at baby clams!

    And shells and mollusks.

    These are giant clams!

    Whale bones. And Gim. Creepy.

    Gimmi in the middle of a massacre.

    And then me.

    Silliman University apparently likes to collect whale bones.

    This is a WHOLE whale.

    A crocodile!

    Gim looking at crocodile particulars.

    A croc lurking in the mud.

    A croc on land.

    This is an aquarium. Boy I want that in my future home!

    Pretty corals.

    Sea anemones!

    Corals?

    A sea anemone close-up!

    Nemo, is that you?

    Yes it is!

    End of tour. :-)

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