Fish behaviors... something to do after you learn to find them

[Doc]

At first, iooked like a Titan Trigger nest, but in reality, a diminutive Southern Pacific Puffer.

 

[chillyinCanada]

Really like! Thanks Doc.

 

[Ayisha]

Wow, that is really neat! Good thing there's evidence that it's not an alien invasion.

 

[knotical]

the back story: The Deep Sea Mystery Circle - a love story | Spoon & Tamago

 

[DivemasterDennis]

Fun post. Over the past two years, Debbie and I focused our diving on observing animal behavior and enjoyed many dive that have followed one focus area for a long time. So much to see and observe that two many divers just swim past after a quick glance.
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[drbill]

Many divers don't even learn to ID the critters they see underwater, and often tire of diving because there is "nothing new" to see. Ever since I got an underwaster video rig I've focused on trying to capture behavior and present it in my dive club talks, DVDs and cable TV show. Many who see these are astounded at the range of activity they've missed while diving.

 

[tracydr]

Truly amazing. I love it! What a beautiful formation, too. The little fish is a Japanese sand gardener!