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Learning Curve
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During a dive on a cleaning station in Ambon, Indonesia, we learn that using a new camera can be challenging - and heartbreaking, when you miss the shot!
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First Sighting - Rumengan's Pipehorse (Kyonemichthys rumengani)
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This video accompanies our article in Alert Diver Magazine about Indonesian dive guide Noldy Rumengan's 2006 discovery of a tiny pipehorse, which was named in his honor: K...
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Key Largo 2010 REEF Trip.mov
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Volunteer divers from the Reef Environmental Education Foundation (REEF) spent a week in Key Largo, surveying fish for REEF, working with the Coral Restoration Foundation a...
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A Visit to the Komba Volcano
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During a dive trip through Indonesia, the Komodo Dancer took a one-day detour to the island of Komba.
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Jawfish feeding in lights
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On a night dive in Alor, Indonesia, a small jawfish, awakened by video lights began feeding on the plankton that was attracted by the lights.
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Offshore Jax-July 17, 2010.mov
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30 miles off the shore of Jacksonville, Florida, divers visit the Spike, a former Coast Guard tender, deployed as an artificial reef on July 17, 2009. 10 days after it was ...
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Maumere Harbor.mov
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The Octopus Army spent four days exploring Maumere Harbor, Flores Indonesia.
Surveyors from REEF (the Reef Environmental Education Foundation) added a number of new specie...
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Fish Behavior: Toby Fight
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Off Adonara, Indonesia, in the late afternoon, Black-Saddled Tobies (Canthigaster valentini) fought for over fifteen minutes, presumably over a female.
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Moulting Arrow Crab
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On a night dive at Bonaire's Town Pier, a Yellowline Arrow Crab (Stenorhynchus seticornis) moults, leaving its old shell behind. The entire process took about three minutes.
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Spawning Peacock Flounders
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Peacock flounders (Bothus lunatus) spawn off Buddy's Reef in Bonaire in the late afternoon.
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