Photojournalist Brian Skerry spent an unimaginable amount of time on the seabed, when a few months sailed on fishing boats. He traveled to all and sundry - from snowmobile to helicopter and canoe. Skerry specializes in underwater photography and photo on the maritime theme. His latest project - the November edition of “National Geographic”- brought the photographer to the shores of Japan. Since the water temperature varies here from glacial to temperate and tropical, the diversity of living organisms, which found Skerry, just amazing.

In the old days in Ireland, he lived a good giant Fin Mac Cool and his wife Una, and across the strait from him in Scotland, lived a wicked giant Benadonna. Scot constantly touched and hurt the Irish. One day, Fin Mc Cool Benadonne shouted: “If I knew how to swim then sailed to the Strait for 2 minutes and can fight to you on the most baluysya not!” But he could not swim.

If it truly is travel variety and culture that you just search for in planning for your up and coming dream getaway, then Mexico might just be the ideal spot for you to see. From the crystalline oceans on the Caribbean along with the Pacific, towards Mesoamerican ruins, plus the colonial cities - this land offers a wide variety of destinations that would undoubtedly capture your interest.

The long work of recovering and restoring the ecosystem of this region from the oil spill disaster has begun. With each passing day the list of volunteers grows. Other people of all ages throughout the world, unable to take part in this hands-on work, are finding many ways to contribute.