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<p>seahorse in the seagras area at ginama point</p>
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<p>a common resident of whip corals</p>
<p>a rare find in Moalboal waters, the leaffish</p>
<p>mimic octopus showing only his eyes</p>
<p>pelagis thresher shark gets cleaned on Monad shoal, malapascua.</p>
<p>thresher shark shot from underneath a Monad shoal, Malapascua.</p>
<p>pelagic thresher shark on monad shoal at close range</p>
<p>sweetlips are seen on the reef shelf of tongo sanctuary</p>
<p>a true delight to find a pygmy seahorse</p>
<p>a common resident on tongo sanctuary</p>
<p>juvenile whitetip reef sharks can be found in shallow depth under table corals</p>
<p>the scorpionfish is a common resident on pescador island</p>
<p>well camouflaged seagras ghostpipefish</p>
<p>this tiny pipehorse was a rare find</p>
<p>green turtle relaxing on coral block</p>
<p>always an delight to spot a seahorse</p>

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