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As we explored the amazing Sardine Reef #divesite in #RajaAmpat, we discovered something very remarkable. A large school of #herringfish performing as a collective, akin to a dancing troupe. They resemble an enormous, vibrant, living cloud! They all seem somehow connected because of how flawlessly they move, as if they were submerged and sharing secret stories. The tales of survival, of living in safety, of the interconnectedness of all things in water. It's similar to a large puzzle in which each piece is important. We are reminded that a #schooloffish may be so dramatic, and we should always be thankful for our life and the ability to witness these natural wonders. Ready for an #underwater adventure with us to see some fascinating spectacle of #schoolingfish moving flawlessly in harmony? Come onboard for an unforgettable diving experience with us. Book your Raja Ampat #Liveaboarddiving trip today, deposit only starts from $375. ✉️ info@LaGaligoLiveaboard.com 💬 +62 812 2000 2025 (WhatsApp) 🌐 www.LaGaligoLiveaboard.com 🌐 Trip.LaGaligoLiveaboard.com (Schedule & Rates) ~~~~ #scubadiving #scuba #diving #diver #liveaboard

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Wir haben unser Schiff während des Jahrhundertsturms im Wasser gehabt. Wie wir es festgemacht haben und ob alles gehalten hat, sieht man im #shorts und im normalen Video!

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Face to huge lipped face with a giant. Peeking under and within wrecks always brings the best surprises and this guy made our day. At 6ft (1.83m) long and roughly 400lb (181kg) this Goliath Grouper was large but not the largest of his pals. Growing on up to 1,000lb (454kg) and 8ft (2.5m) long, these dudes could have up to 57 million siblings from one mama in a single spawning aggregation and can live up to 37 years. We met this dude on the deep wrecks of Butler Bay in beautiful St Croix. Encrusted in live coral, surrounded in fish and voted one of the Best Caribbean Dive Sites by USA Today, The Deep Wrecks feature two wrecks in one dive. The Rosa Maria, a 177′ steel freighter in 70-110′ and The Coakley Bay, an oil refinery tug boat in 55-70′

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