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Drifting through space By @getting_salty_

Sunday mood By @_barney80

Another lucky encounter with the tiny, dazzling candy crab! This little gem can change colors to blend in with vibrant coral, making it nearly invisible. Its bright pink, red, yellow, or white hues mimic the corals shades, providing perfect camouflage from predators. With delicate, spiky legs an...

Discover the Wonders of Nguthungulli Nature Reserve and Julian Rocks in Australia through the lens of @pablocogollos_photography. This marine sanctuary, located off the coast of @byron.bay.nsw, is not just a stunning underwater realm but also a crucial habitat for an array of marine life, includi...

Boop! Acoels gliding around the reef like tiny bumper cars. Acoelomorphs used to be classified with flatworms, members of the phylum Platyhelminthes, however they are now considered to belong to phylum Xenacoelomorpha. The acoels in this video are possibly an undescribed species. Every year, I te...

Alien or Nudibranch? Regardless its definitely one of the prettiest ones weve seen By @getting_salty_

Did you know about the Tasseled Wobbegong? Its a fascinating shark with a unique, carpet-like appearance, complete with tassels! They blend perfectly into coral reefs thanks to their camouflaging skills, and they have a distinct way of hunting by lying still and ambushing prey. Despite their fear...

A super tiny sea animal - sea slug - Oxynoe kylei is feeding on the algae captured by the amazing @diveivanovA body length of this creature is approximately 3mm!!! The video was taken at a depth of 15m. Tulamben, Bali, Indonesia.

Check out this video by @mahmoud_diving_instructor capturing the beauty of a trigger fish. Trigger fish lock themselves into a safe spot using their dorsal fins, which act like a trigger. Known for their intelligence, they learn quickly from experiences. They can move each eye independently, givi...

Decorated Wabanet, known for their vibrant colors and unique patterns, are fascinating creatures. Heres a fun fact: Wabanets can change their color to blend with their surroundings, making them masters of camouflage. This helps them hide from predators and surprise their prey. Interestingly, they...

Meet the stonefish, one of the most fascinating creatures of the sea! At first glance, you might mistake it for an ordinary rock, but dont be fooled. The stonefish is a master of camouflage, blending seamlessly with its surroundings on the ocean floor. What really sets the stonefish apart is its ...

Beautiful footage by @maalu_i Swimming with big schools of fish can be a mesmerizing experience. Many fish, like sardines or mackerel, form schools for protection from predators. These groups can consist of thousands of individuals and exhibit coordinated movements known as shoaling behavior. The...