In the lagoon of Moorea we used to swim with the sting rays. Sometimes we can also find a mermaid!

The queen of the sting ray.

The reef and the Shark
The healthy reef of Moorea and its famous resident, the lemon shark.

Red/blue starfish in the Puget Sound
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Flying turtle in the sun.
Green turtle from Moorea, french Polynesia.

Thecacera picta

Divers at Hoovers Pinnacle.

Eye of the Crab.

The Orange-Fin Anemonefish (Amphiprion chrysopterus) is one of the many colorful reef fish of the South Pacific. This small specimen was found at a depth of approximately 20m, off the island of Mo'orea.

Turtle over reef near Puako Beach

The beauty of an anemone seen by me

Isopods are not insects but crustaceans. They are relatives of insects however, with their jointed legs and exoskeleton. Actually they are more closely related to shrimp, crayfish and crabs.

strike the pose

The Sea Clown Nudibranch (Triopha catalinae) is one of the most vividly colored nudibranch that can be found here in BC, Canada.

Tiny little devil (Skeleton Shrimp)

Thru my lens....should say... pipe ;-)

Image of a Hawaiian Sea Turtle we had the good fortune to come across during a recent dive.
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Hooded nudibanch a punk rocker of the nudi world!

Taken in Anilao, at the dive site called Coconuts. A yellow goby pair was very obvious on thee abandoned tube, so while going around the tube, we located the eggs they were so carefully guarding, eggs are about a day or two away from hatching.

Lips job required

School is in.

Crinoid on Fan
A wide open crinoid perfectly perched on a fan in the Solomon Islands

squad lobster

squad lobster

Only a face a mother could love

Underwater flower

Hopper laying eggs (Siphopteron sp.)