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LOVERS...I have been incredibly lucky to witness this moment when the female Bigbelly Seahorse transfers her eggs to the Male who will carry them to term. This is the 3rd time in 3 months I've been able to capture the moment on video... Either I'm really lucky or I spend way too much time underwater Repost By @onebreathdiver

Who loves wrecks as much as we do? By @divesaga

Caption this Photo by @escapeincphotography

When the Wreck is invaded by Divers.. Grand Cayman's Kittiwake Shipwreck

AMAZING FISH Очередное удивительное знакомсто в подвом мире с рыбой, на этот раз с очень осторожной, но любопытной Another amazing acquaintance in the underwater world with fish, this time with a very careful, but curious ________________________ Follow @travel_sym Follow @travel_sym Follow @travel_sym Tag your friends! ________________________ Repost from @karagoz_serkan #diving#padi#paditv#buceo#buceando#underwaterlife#freediving#oceanlife#marinelife#marinebiology#sharklife#snorkeling#дайвинг#reef#reeflife#freedive#dive#instadive#снорклинг#saveourseas #oceans #oceanlove#underwaterworld#islandlife#savetheoceans#underwaterphoto #bg_underwater#oceanfun#sealife #discoverocean

There's a starmaaaaan floating in the sea ‍ . . . #scuba #diving #SCUBAdiving #Divemaster #Diveinstructor #SCUBAinstructor #drysuit #astronaut #space #adventure #padi #mypadi #nature #ocean #reef #sea #buceo #plongee #underwater #tauchen #diveequipment #scubalife #fish #sealife #mallorca #spain #mediterranean #underwaterphotography #DiveSAGA #neverstop

Mantarays are back in Hanifaru Bay and other sites. About 30 mantas feeding in the bay today. Via @sideytheshark

Transparent shrimps in Malapascua (an island in the north of Cebu island in the Philippines). Via @atsushisadaki

That’s what you get for being a naughty turtle This green sea turtle wasn’t in the mood for games while visiting the local day spa (cleaning station) where fish aggregate to pick off algae and parasites. This area is visited by hundreds of turtles daily which can snap the coral off and even use it as a scratching post hence the way this area looks! Via @jacintashackleton