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17.01.2022 Patterns .. Zebrasoma desjardinii Red sea . Eilat. www.instagram.com/amiruwp

16.01.2022 Trinchesia sp, part of the Ocean Flowers collection ;-) with my friend and ace dive guide Nyoman Cois in Tulamben, Bali. Canon 5D Mk4, 100mm macro with 12mm ext... tube AOIUCL900 +15 f32, ISO200 1/160 sec Inon Z330 with Retra LSD Nauticam housing See more

15.01.2022 Elegant Nudibranch Member Photographer Name: Laudyng Adry

14.01.2022 Check out this upside down jellyfish I saw while I was diving in Roatan. They are so mesmerizing to watch! . . . .... . . #underwater #underwaterworld #uwphotography #underwaterphotography #scubadiving #scuba #oceanshutter #scubaworld #oceanlife #underwaterlife #scubalife #diving #scubadivingmag #sealife #underwaterphotographer #scubadiver #uwphoto #uwphotographer #uwpic #sportdivermag #uwpics #underwaterpic #wildlifephotography #underwatermacro #uwphotos #paditv #naturelovers #underwaterimages #scubalove

12.01.2022 It's the *slight* touch of pink for me. This is a Bargibant's seahorse (Hippocampus bargibanti) - a teeny tiny seahorse. Don't be fooled by how cute they are.... They're known for their insane camouflaging skills. It's so good at camouflaging that it wasn't discovered until its host gorgonian coral was being examined in a laboratory. It's found in coastal areas ranging from southern Japan and Indonesia to northern Australia and New Caledonia. And they live on reefs and slopes about 1040 metres deep. They will spend their entire life on a single gorgonian coral. : nickeverett1981

11.01.2022 Atlantis Dive Resorts & Liveaboards Hippocampus histrix (Kaup, 1856)

08.01.2022 New #research from #CoralCoE #PhD candidate Katie Sievers has found that #parrotfish species that were previously thought to be exclusive to #coralreefs also us...e non-reef #habitats! This highlights the need to look at both #coral and non-reef habitats in #fish studies! #reefs #reeffish #marinelife JCU: James Cook University, Australia To learn more: https://www.mdpi.com/1424-2818/12/10/376

05.01.2022 https://podcasts.apple.com//the-deep-blue-on-/id1527313386

05.01.2022 Harlequin shrimp Member Photographer Name: Aldo Galante

05.01.2022 Ready ! Red sea. Eilat. www.instagram.com/amiruwp

04.01.2022 SEACAM PHOTOGRAPHER AMIR ABRAMOVICH, ISRAEL Specialist in pulmonary medicine by day, passionate underwater photographer by night: SEACAM photographer Amir Abram...ovich is a true multitalent. Initially a compact shooter, he quickly moved on to DSLR when he discovered how easy to operate his SEACAM silver D800 housing was. Now, he shoots underwater all over the world preferably Close Focus Wideangle with our special FMP port but his home reefs are off the coast in Eilat, in the Red Sea. Find Amir on Facebook at Amir Abramovich Underwater photography page And on Instagram www.instagram.com/amiruwp

03.01.2022 https://twitter.com/_Nezumiiro_/status/690622407447449600

02.01.2022 "Many land animals will dip beneath the waves to catch and eat fish, but the reverse situation can sometimes occur too, as the titan triggerfish demonstrates. The fish, which can grow to a length of 75 centimetres, will sometimes beach itself to feed on crabs walking along the shoreline. In 2018, on the Red Sea’s Mar Mar Island, Matthew Tietbohl, a coral reef ecologist at King Abdullah University of Science & Technology in Saudi Arabia, was surveying a beach for sea turtle tracks with some colleagues. The team heard loud splashing at the water’s edge. We turned to see this triggerfish launching itself into the shallows and stranding itself, recounts Tietbohl."