Things To Know Before Travelling To Fiji

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Tips and Info about Fiji Mobile Phone & Internet Three mobile providers in Fiji. Get one of their plans to stay connected. Inkk Mobile, Vodafone, Digicel Most hotels have WIFI or have an Internet Terminal for guest use. Country code … Read more

False Killer Whales in Fiji

False Killer Whale in Fiji

False killer whales are the fourth-largest member of the oceanic dolphin family (Delphinidae).  They live in temperate and tropical oceans throughout the world. They probably got their name ‘false killer whale’ (scientific pseudorca) because of similar skull characteristics and the similarity … Read more

Fin Whale In Fiji

Fin Whale in Fiji

The Fin whale (Balaenoptera physalus) is the second-largest animal on the planet right after the Blue whale. They can grow to around 25 meters in length and weigh over 60 tons. Just like its big cousin it is a cosmopolite … Read more

Bottlenose Dolphins In Fiji

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Most people have probably know the TV series “Flipper” where the main animal protagonist is a trained bottlenose dolphin. Bottlenose dolphins are some of the most common and well-known members of the Dolphin family. Bottlenose dolphins in the Fiji Islands … Read more

Whale Shark in Fiji

whale shark in fiji

Whale sharks in the Fiji Islands (Rhincodon typus) The whale shark inhabits all tropical and temperate oceans. It lives pelagic in the open seas, usually in the upper water column where plankton is plentiful. It is a slow-moving filter-feeding shark … Read more

The Wonderful, Tropical Islands of Fiji

Beautiful Fiji Islands

The wonderful, tropical islands of Fiji have many white beaches, turquoise water, and a culture of their own. In the old days called the “Cannibal Islands” is Fiji today one of the more modern Melanesian countries. The people of Fiji … Read more

Nautilus In Fiji

The Nautilus (Nautilidae) is a mollusk of the cephalopod family (Cephalopoda), which also includes squid, octopus, and cuttlefish. The Nautiluses differ from the other cephalopods living today by a number of features, mainly by the large, hard outer shell that … Read more