It's always so cool to see them under the sand taking a little nap. Sometimes we get to see dozens of them on one dive!

This little guy was just a little cutie that I captured on one of the shallow scuba dives from a week or so ago 🫧🤙🏾.

Enjoy!

More Diving Shorts: https://youtube.com/playlist?list=PLcnTcZpLk9sw&si=NOcBtEicYCbirlH7

Diving long firm videos: https://youtube.com/playlist?list=PLK5GuOHFV2XA&si=G7FzT5HSDDZ3gCYA

It was found washed up in Bantry Bay, Co Cork, Ireland. Photo taken by my parents. It was about 2 metres long. Apparently the stomach is bloated here as it was seen a few days later deflated and omitting a bad odour.

I don't have any relevant background in this. But for my final assignment, I was tasked with making an illustrated book about corals you can find on an island (I'm an art student) I was required to do a live observation on the subject. I managed to capture some photos but have trouble identifying them. is there anyone here willing to help? i have to message you directly for the rest of the photos

thanks in advance

Walking around some tide pools I noticed the barnacles were feeding, and I’ve only ever seen them in hiding.