HazardSports
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Never has a Remora try to attach to me - that's awesome !
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The marlin skeleton in Turtle Cave - Sipadan Island, Malaysia.
My gf doing a blacked out mask wreck penetration exit like a champ her first try was pretty close, though.
My gf doing a blacked out mask wreck penetration exit like a champ her first try was pretty close, though.
A finned grey reef shark. He had a hook and leader hanging from his mouth and he was missing his dorsal fin. It didn't seem to slow him down but I was very careful not to get in his way just in case he held a grudge.
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Had four big humpbacks each the size of a bus glide quietly past about ten metres away, two on either side while freediving in about 15 m of water.
Not quite the same as seeing one underwater but had an Australian navy submarine go past on the way home from a dive. Our charter boat had to stop while we waited for it to pass.
Not quite the same as seeing one underwater but had an Australian navy submarine go past on the way home from a dive. Our charter boat had to stop while we waited for it to pass.
Either Calimba or Dark Side of the Moon/Pet Cemetery, caves in Mexico.
Vegan Shark
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Hard to top that. Where was this, and how did you recognize it as a nuclear submarine?
The look on my daughter's face when she qualified her Junior OW 10 yrs ago 
lmorin
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Grass porgy photographed on Bonaire; not supposed to be there.
An unnamed goby, now known as the Caribbean neon goby, photographed on Belize.
My wife being absorbed then disgorged by a baitball of thousands of bigeye scad.
An unnamed goby, now known as the Caribbean neon goby, photographed on Belize.
My wife being absorbed then disgorged by a baitball of thousands of bigeye scad.
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Adventure-Ocean
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Living and diving on Guam my entire life. The navy could exit the harbor without calling the harbor master so we never knew when they would be heading out to sea but often saw them leave. On one occasion I was working on the navy channel side of a reef only about 30ft down and could very clearly see and hear the sub go by. At times I worked diving in the Navy harbor and saw subs surfaced at dock as well as other American warships but only once saw the sub cruising underwater. As far as knowing which has nuclear missles, I don't. I just assumed they all did. Adventure-Ocean
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