Man, these days pass fast....I missed Wednesday altogether!
How about for todays feature....Camoflaged Creatures?
How about for todays feature....Camoflaged Creatures?
Belated Wed. Photo
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notabob
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Nice scorpie! Here's another..
Canon G2/Ikelite/Built-in strobe
-Roman.
Canon G2/Ikelite/Built-in strobe
-Roman.
Cecil
Contributor
Scorpion
Northern equivalent of a Scorpion Fish, a Sea Raven.
Northern equivalent of a Scorpion Fish, a Sea Raven.
OP
Cool....Kissin' Cousins!
ReyeR
Guest
Great timing Dee! Was just about to post this:
Zept
Contributor
...but a memorable moment. I was looking for a rock to steady myself on to take a photograph of a nudibranch... and at the last minute I realised the rock was looking at me. Neutral buoyancy rules!
Zept
Zept
OP
Which Scorpion Cousin is that? I want to say Guitar fish but I'm not sure.....and I know how you enjoy correcting me! 
ReyeR
Guest
LOL!
. Only when it comes to image compression - I'm sure you know more about UW critters than I do!Didn't know what the hell it was when I took the pics - just saw what looked like an eye and fired away. The dive guide at the Solomons later told me that that is a 'Crocodile Fish'. Thought it more than fitted the 'Camoflaged Creatures' category
OP
It DOES look like a crocodile, doesn't it? Are they very big? Are they as passive as their cousins?
Ya'll have such neat creatures over there!
Ya'll have such neat creatures over there!
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