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Why Mozambique’s Coral Reefs Are Thriving
Mozambique · Indian Ocean · World Ocean Day Many reefs are being pushed to their limits by warming seas, bleaching, and habitat loss. Tofo Beach, on Mozambique’s Inhambane coast, tells a more complicated story. It is not untouched, and it is not immune from pressure — but it is a productive reef system where oceanography,…
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Up Close with the Peacock-Tail Anemone Shrimp (Periclimenes brevicarpalis)
The Peacock-tail Anemone Shrimp (Periclimenes brevicarpalis) exemplifies the beauty of marine life in the Indo-Pacific, featuring a clear body, white…
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Tobago Diving Photos: Exploring the Pristine Reefs of Speyside
Speyside, located on Tobago, offers exceptional diving experiences away from crowded spots. The nutrient-rich waters support vibrant reefs teeming with…
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Mandarinfish Reimagined: An Oceanic Abstraction
The Elusive Mandarinfish, or Synchiropus splendidus, is a vividly colored reef fish known for its elusive nature. Active during dusk…
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Light, Shadow and Sea – A Black and White Short Film
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Juvenile Orange Frogfish (Painted Frogfish) Walking the Reef
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Ceratosoma trilobatum Laying Its Egg Ribbon in Lembeh Strait
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Chasing Clouds — Heading to Durban
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Pilsbry’s Headshield Slug: The Black & White Sea Slug That’s Not a Nudibranch
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Young Travelers: Humpback Whales of the Sardine Run
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