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Underwater in Indonesia, a small pufferfish takes cover amongst sponge at night

Underwater in Indonesia, a small pufferfish takes cover amongst sponge at night
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This tiny little Nudibranch was perched perfectly on some coral rubble in North Sulawesi, Indonesia, allowing me to isolate my subject with a snoot. S

This little male Hairy Frogfish was about 10cm long and perched perfectly on the sandy substrate in Dauin, The Philippines. This allowed me to use my

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