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A small blenny sticking out of a coral. This tiny creature might be small but it has a big personality observing my camera and showcasing it s alien like face.
By Victoria Bordun
posted Monday, March 23, 2026
Spotted cleaner shrimp on an anemone. These 2 creatures have a symbiotic relationship where the shrimp provides parasite removal services and the anemone protects the shrimp from predators.
By Victoria Bordun
posted Monday, March 23, 2026
Spotted cleaner shrimp spotted in the Caribbean Netherland Curacao . Natural symbiotic relationship between the shrimp and the anemone.
By Victoria Bordun
posted (2 days ago)
This pod of sperm whale were asleep out of the blue around 50 pilot whales suddenly appeared and began making noise and generally harassing them. taken under permit
By Arun Madisetti
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moray
By Adrian Jimenez
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moray
By Adrian Jimenez
posted (3 days ago)

Underwater Photo Location: Bari Reef

Underwater Photo Location: Bari Reef

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Very nice shore dive
Facts about Bari Reef
Dive types
dayboatshorewreckwallnight

Marine Life
smalldolphinsturtlescoralstinging

Diving facilities
airnitroxrepairshireinstructionguidedfriendly

Photo facilities
macrowideanglepfriendlyphireinstruction

by Robert Michaelson
Peacock Flounder

by Robert Michaelson
Queen Angel, Bonaire

by Robert Michaelson
Blue-striped lizard fish. The reflection in the eye reminded me of a picture from the Hubble space telescope

by Johannetta Gordijn
Fire worm

by John Roach
Ringed blenny. 84 feet. Not so rare after all! I was ringed by them, they were everywhere! Starksia hassi

by Herbert Dubois
Bari Reef Bonaire

by Herbert Dubois
Banded Tube-Dwelling Anemoni

by Craig Springer
Rare chance to shoot up on a flounder

by Robert Michaelson
Sun anemone shrimp. Nikon D90 with dual strobes a +5 diopter

by Alejandro Topete
Blenny in coral, Klein Bonaire

by John Roach
Are you serious.... NO WAY!!!! TRUMP election news reaches fish community

by Alan Butterworth
Macro shot of banded coral shrimp taken in Bonaire. You can see the blue ovaries.
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