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Anemone with Shrimp |
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Fan coral with tongue snail |
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Grunt Fish Swarming |
We have had the fortunate experience of snorkeling with Bill
and Gaylel Plaia, both marine biologists with a passion for exploring the
reefs. Their catamaranis named Spiralserpula. Spria is a sea worm and serpula
is named after Gail and the research that she did on that topic.Let’s just say
they have solid expertise in all creatures in the reefs. They have been
snorkeling alongside of us, wearing weight belts and diving down deep, to point
out the intricacies of the sponges, sea worms, coral buds and a plethora of
fish and urchins. It has been a great learning experience. Gayle shot these photos on our last outing.
A picture is worth a thousand words.
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