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    150 Kilograms, 2.6 metres...

    Why would Puerto Rican Fishermen be in a small skiff of Gran Canaria? For reference, Gran Canaria is an island off the coast of Africa. The only clawed lobster off North Africa is Homarus gammarus, and that reaches a max size of about two feet. This is photoshopped, and poorly, without even...
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    150 Kilograms, 2.6 metres...

    It's called Homarus photoshopus.
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    Fish ID help please

    Sebastes schlegelii. Korean Rockfish. the Flounder was probably Paralichthys olivaceu
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    Question Some type of ambush predator…

    That's a Soapfish.
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    Can anyone identify this (NON-) creature?

    It almost looks like an exposed mooring buoy block but the size is too small.
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    Nudibranch Lovers

    It's hard to say from the picture. I'd recommend a few hours with google and a Pacific Nudibranchs book. Where were you diving in Korea? I got to do some diving on the East Coast by Juminjin. Nice place, but according to the signs, you needed to keep a lookout for NK subs...
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    Fur eel??

    A piece of foliage on a string(s).
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    Scorpion or Stone Fish?

    Well, unless the locals imported them from the Indo-Pacific, there isn't any stonefish in the Atlantic.
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    Can anyone help ID these fish found in Honduras recently?

    They're wrasses. Trying to identify wrasses based on color is a good way to lose alot of money as you buy all the Fish ID books. But, having done so already, I can tell you they are indeed Yellowhead wrasses. The two lines radiating up and back from the eyes is characteristic of this species.
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    What is this?

    Looks like maybe an Upside-Down Jellyfish.
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    What is this creature?

    A few inches around? It looks like it could be the test from an urchin that became something's lunch. Got any more pictures?
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    Scorpion fish, possibly juvenile, with very unique coloring in Florida

    Yes, I've seen a Scorpionfish like that before; They're called a Dwarf Scorpionfish; I've seen them in the Flower Garden Banks in Texas.
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    Critters from Turks & Caicos on July 21, 2021, Help with ID Needed

    First photo is a clingfish second is a basket star.
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    Trying to identify this

    DEFINITELY some type of Mantis Shrimp. ID based on the eyes. :-)
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    Nudibranch Lovers

    sweettt......Thanks!!!
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    Nudibranch Lovers

    HOLY CRAP! Is that a FAR SIDE?!? WHERE DID YOU GET IT??? TELLMETELLMETELLMETELLMENOW!!!!!
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    Sea Turtle ID

    Where was it? Looks to be a Loggerhead.
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    Benny ID assistance from SE Florida

    Seaweed Blenny. The cirri pattern is pretty distinctive (bunched with many branches) and they're very common in Florida. You've probably seen them before, but they have such a wide variety of patterns.
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    Looking to ID 2 critters, night dive, worm and copepods ?, Bahamas

    Bloodworms. They're little polychaete worms that wiggle up from the sand and mob any light source. The red worm is a Bearded Fireworm, a bristle worm. Those white bristles are sharp, will penetrate your skin, inject a toxin and break off in your skin. Don't touch!
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    Moray Eel in HI

    Which island?
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