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leopard crinoid shrimp
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This is a Spinyhead Blenny. Finding them in the Caribbean is easy. Finding one with a clean and crisp background  Very difficult but this one was and even yawned
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Underwater Photo Location: Not known

Underwater Photo Location: Not known

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I spent some time talking with fish collectors on the main beach in Colombo. Having then been shown the tanks of fish collected from the local waters for sale to the world, more fish than we had seen in a week of diving!
Facts about Not known
  • It is in Sri Lanka
  • Not known is in the Bay of Bengal.
  • The typical depth is 0-10 Metres 0-30 Feet.
  • The typical visibility is 3-10 Metres 10-30 Feet.
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by Ed Whiting
Saved from the nets. Released from a fisherman's net and after time to recover from the cuts, set free again....

by Wayne Jones
Balaenoptera musculus - Blue Whale

by Kin-Soon Cheong
"Torpedo". Blue whale, the largest ever known animal ever lived on earth, cruising pass just below the surface of the sea.

by Suzan Meldonian
The largest mammal ever to live on earth. The Blue Whale

by Robert Smits
Did you know that Brydeswhales are 12-14 m long and that they are a lot smaller than the Blue whale? Although very big, they are extremely nimble and fast. Picture taken under license of the Sri Lankan Government.
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