Long-spined sea scorpion (Taurulus bubalis) - Picture taken in Dunmanus Bay, Ireland.

Immortal jelly fish

The Bumble Bee Shrimp is always moving and hard to point down. In Ambon there have been many of them and so I managed to get this close up.

Building blocks of the ocean- False Honeycomb coral (Favia spp)

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Pinkanemon

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Juvenile Frogfish

Coral shrimp - Nikon D800e in Sea&Sea housing, Nikkor VR105

Quenn angelfish.

Sea star in a funny position

Longnose hawkfish, Owase, Mie, Japan, Depth15m

The Eye of French Angel Fish
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Pliopontonia furtiva
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Tomato Anemonefish (Amphiprion frenatus)

Harlequin shrimp are always a lucky find. Being one of the most coveted shrimp among fish collectors, we see them less and less. Although beautiful, these shrimp can be deadly to starfish, moving into action as soon as they smell their prey.

Pipe fish with in his right a tiny (gestippelde mosdierslak) nudibranch

A Small Octopus in the Salp//Bonfire diving, Anilao,Philippine/Canon 5D MarkIV, 100mm macro Lens

An interesting cluster of blue fish and corals showing life, motion and fine detail.

Porcupinefish during a night dive

sharon shrimp sp. 1
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This picture is taken at a depth of 2m. Just under the water level... This year they are first seen in many number.

A close up of a Squirrelfish o Ambergris Caye, Belize.

Shrimp in bottle - different crop

Please help it itches so bad. Moray with several cleaner shrimp

Dancing pair of Blue Ribbon Eels

This tiny shrimp was clinging tightly to the end of a purple-tipped anemone during a strong current.
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" Visitors", La Paz, Mexico.