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Coral growth in the sanctuary in Apo Island, Negros Oriental province, Philippines.
This is looking down from 20 meters to about 35 meters.
Colorful fish swim around coral in French Frigate Shoals in Papahānaumokuākea Marine National Monument. (Photo: Greg McFall/NOAA)
Colorful sponges growing from the sea floor - Isla Catalina, La Romana Province, Dominican Republic
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This area of living coral reef is appropriately named, The Fish Pond. Diving here is like being inside a giant aquarium, but even better. This view is looking up from about 50 feet down - Montego Bay, Jamaica
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Invertebrate marine life, 60 feet down in the Caribbean Sea. An older photo reworked with PSPX6 - Negril, Jamaica
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Multitudes of fish and a complex assemblage of invertebrate life make the seaward edge of the coral reef a fascinating and very busy place. The greenish whip-like thing, anchored on one end, is called a Wire Coral - @ 60 feet, Montego Bay, Jamaica
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A pair of Moorish Idols on a rocky reef off the southern tip of Baja. Yellowtail Surgeonfish can be seen behind them. - Sea of Cortez, San José del Cabo, B.C.S., Mexico
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This Sand Diver didn't seem to mind being approached by the giant, bubble-spewing monster with the bright light. Sand Divers are fish-eating, ambush predators that are found on the bottom in the sandy corridors between patch reefs. They often bury themselves with just their head sticking out. This one was about 1 foot (0.3m) in length.
- Montego Bay, Jamaica
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This Sand Diver didn't seem to mind being approached by the giant, bubble-spewing monster with the bright light. Sand Divers are fish-eating, ambush predators that are found on the bottom in the sandy corridors between patch reefs. They often bury themselves with just their head sticking out. This one was about 1 foot (0.3m) in length.
- Montego Bay, Jamaica
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