They live in the oceans and have paddle-like appendages (flippers) that help them swim long distances. Their shells are usually more streamlined and lightweight. Some interesting facts about turtles: * They are considered one of the oldest reptiles on Earth, having appeared about 220 million years ago. * They are known for their longevity; some species can live for decades, and some reach over 100 years. * They lay eggs, burying them in the sand or soil to hatch. * They play an important role in their ecosystems, whether by dispersing seeds (land turtles) or maintaining healthy coral reefs (sea turtles). Do you have any specific questions about turtles, such as specific species, behavior, or conservation? 

Although they live in the water, they are not fish, but rather warm-blooded marine mammals. Characteristics and features of dolphins: * Mammals: Dolphins breathe air using lungs and periodically surface to breathe through a blowhole on the top of their heads. They give birth to live young and nurse them with milk. * Highly intelligent: Dolphins are known for their intelligence and ability to solve problems and learn. They exhibit complex social behaviors and use a variety of methods to communicate. * Social: Dolphins live in social groups called pods, which can consist of anywhere from a few individuals to hundreds or even thousands of dolphins. They cooperate in hunting and care for their young. * Vocal abilities: Dolphins communicate using a wide range of sounds, including clicks and whistles. Clicks are used for echolocation to find prey and navigate in dark or muddy waters. 

Distinctive Appearance: This large fish has a distinctive fatty bulge on its forehead, resembling Napoleon Bonaparte's hat, hence its common name. * Large Size: The Napoleon fish is one of the largest bony fish in coral reefs, reaching lengths of over two meters and weights of over 190 kilograms. * Vivid Colors: It is often brightly colored, variable, ranging from blue-green to brown and purple, with wavy stripes on its body. * Habitat: Found in the Indian and Pacific Oceans, it inhabits coral reefs and is very common in the Red Sea region where Egypt is found. * Conservation Status: Sadly, the Napoleon fish is classified as Endangered due to overfishing and habitat destruction. 

I´m Ahmed, Your Instructor

I´m born in 1991 in Luxor and came to Hurghada in 2000. I started diving in 2004. I decided to change my passion into the professional way and made the PADI Divemaster and CMAS*** in 2008 . I´m PADI Instructor since 2010 

My passion is to Inspire you about the underwaterworld!

I love the divesite El Fanadir when I can see the dolphins playing.

       I am Mahmoud, the swimming teacher

I´m born in 1996 From Qena I came to Hurghada to be a swimming coach

It's a very fun activity that combines swimming and watching marine life using the equipment I mentioned:

 Mask: Allows you to see clearly underwater.

 Fins: Help you move efficiently and easily in the water