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Benthic creature, usually found among sandy seagrass area or rocky rubble.
Usually seen with just he head out of the sand, they can grow up to 80 cm in ...
The Morays are under the sand and rocks waiting for prey or just for camouflage
Broadly banded with 25-32 black bands. Resembles the venomous sea
Usually seen with its head portruding from the sandy bottom as shown in this ...
Usually seen during night dive or late afternoon dive, only with its head ...
Distinguished by an abrupt depression behind the eye, this
At first I thought it was a sea snake ...
My first encounter with a Crocodile Snake ...
. This handsome black-and-orange snake ...
Chub in the creek a few blocks from home.
Not exactly sure what it is, looks like a white worm/
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Photo take at -50 ft on a Caribbean reef, is a medium to large moray
A quite ugly but nonetheless interesting
Photo take at -50 ft on a coral reef a really big spotted moray
Photo take at -50 ft on a coral reef a really big spotted moray
The Great Egret (Ardea alba) also known as Common Egret, Large Egret or Great ...
Medium-to-large seabirds; All are fish-eaters, dining on small
some have colonised inland waters. All are fish-eaters, dining on small
