Mr. Barracuda swims on by. I guess I just didn't look very interesting. Kind of murky right here. Maybe it'll be more clear on out deeper.
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Yes, much more clear. The silty water comes around in blobs sometimes. I think this is about eighty to 90 feet of vis-- visability.
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The fish with stripes is a young Parrotfish, munching on the coral and algae. You can actually hear them crunching.
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Ah, coral polyps up close. Can you see their mouths?
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So beautiful! And can you count how many polyps on this coral, Gorgonian? Quite a few, hum.
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Wheee, an Eliptical Star Coral.
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All the little polyps.
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A peek at shore, time to go back to being stuck to the floor, and stuck to chairs and stuck to seats. I do so prefer to be floating around weightlessly. Especially when I want to pick a mango high up in the tree. I can't just go up there and pick it. Gravity has me well stuck to the bottoms of my feet on the ground. When you're diving, you balance buoyancy/floating with gravity, so you're free to just go.
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One last look, some Urchins and some Fire Coral. The sunlight flickering over the sea floor.
OK, have a great day!
Thanks for stopping by!
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