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Sample of corallimorphs collected by ROV Jason photographed under a blacklight to demonstrate florescence

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Pair of dolphin

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Dolphin swimming

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Giant clam

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Coral Trout. The Coral Trout is a predatory fish inhabiting the Western pacific ocean. They are often a beautiful orange or red, with blue spots. Photographed at the Cairns Aquarium.

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Sailfin Tang. These coral reef fish are found in the Indian and Pacific oceans. The dorsal fin can be raised in an impressive display, hence the name sailfin tang. Photographed at the Cairns Aquarium.

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One Tree Reef. Cespitularia sp soft coral.

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Egg masses at 14 meters depth.

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Schools of rockhind and creolefish rest along the reef.

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Aerial shot using Mavic 2 Pro. The sea really was that color.

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Lionfish on the coral reef in Turks and Caicos, at 90' depth

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Rocky Outcrop

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It has always been a dream to travel to Micronesia, but it’s a whole other story to get the opportunity to go, and dive the biggest graveyard of WWII ships in the world. The place I am speaking of is Chuck Lagoon of the Federated States of Micronesia, located about 1,000km south east from Guam on the Pacific Ocean. This is the remains of one of the merchant ships that sunk during Operation Hailstorm that took place in 1944.

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twilight flowers

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Mandarinfish would have to be one of the most colourful fish in the world. They live in coral reefs in the Pacific ocean.

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A macro photo of the waving tentacles of a blue bioluminescent coral. These corals usually live in deeper waters, and glow of their own accord.

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Fishes Near Coral Reef

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Clown Fish

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Brown Slug on Coral

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Clown Fish Hiding Inside An Aquatic Plant

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Photo Of Shark Near Corals

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Aerial View of Sand

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Island Photograph

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Photo of Sea Animals Near Coral Reefs

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Underwater Photography of School of Fish

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Assorted Fish in Sea With Corals

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Photo of Fishes Near Coral Reefs

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Brown Puffer Fish

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