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Curious wrasse drawn to bubble pocket #marineexplorer by John Turnbull Via Flickr: When we survey in overhangs our bubbles can form pockets of air on the underside of the rock. This crimson banded wrasse was most interested in the bubble formation. Jervis Bay RLS.

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Gentlemen, prepare to dive headfirst into an adventure like no other with Liam Jones from New Zealand 🇳🇿, a Marine Biologist whose love for the ocean is as deep as the sea itself. In OBEY Season 11, he'll take us on an underwater journey filled with wonder and discovery.

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Carpet Sharks!

Wobbegongs or carpet sharks are 12 species of very unique-looking sharks

They are bottom-dwelling sharks and mainly wait for their food to come to them.

They usually aren’t aggressive but will bite with their small sharp teeth if they feel threatened like being accidentally stepped on.

That sadly happens sometimes because they are so well camouflaged

If you have read this far why not follow us @animalfacthub for daily animal facts and pics!

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📷1: “Orectolobus leptolineatus alor.jpg” by prilfish on Wikimedia Commons (CC BY 2.0)

📷2: “Tasseled wobbegong shark.jpg” by jon hanson on Wikimedia Commons (CC BY-SA 2.0)

📷3: “On the move - Spotted wobbegong shark, Orectolobus maculatus #marineexplorer” by John Turnbull on Wikimedia Commons (CC BY-NC-SA 2.0)

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Every circle a tiny animal - Magnificent ascidian - Botrylloides magnicoecum #marineexplorer by John Turnbull Via Flickr: In colonial ascidians like this one, each tiny circle is the inlet syphon for a single animal or "zooid" in the colony. The zooids then share the communal outlet syphons at the top. Bare Island

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Pregnant male H whitei seahorse #marineexplorer by John Turnbull Via Flickr: This dark brown dad on a net in #SydneyHarbour looks fit to burst with a couple of hundred baby seahorses...

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Red rock crab under the jetty #marineexplorer by John Turnbull Via Flickr: Clifton Gardens, Sydney Harbour. Exploring the capabilities of my new Samyang 12 mm behind dome port.

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Tiny tot - Hippocampus whitei seahorse #marineexplorer by John Turnbull Via Flickr: This tiny juvenile seahorse is clinging to a swim enclosure net in Sydney Harbour... beautifully camouflaged!

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Big and small; one banded wobby, but hundreds of tiny shrimp #marineexplorer by John Turnbull Via Flickr: Jervis Bay

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Blue devil fish P. bleekeri #marineexplorer by John Turnbull Via Flickr: One of my favourite fishes, especially when it comes out of its cave on transect. Jervis Bay RLS

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Nudibranch Halgerda batangas #marineexplorer by John Turnbull Via Flickr: An interesting find on One Tree Island; this colourful mollusc is normally found further north.

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Hippocampus whitei seahorse in the kelp #marineexplorer by John Turnbull Via Flickr: Another White's #seahorse in the same location in Sydney Harbour, but this time among the kelp and hence, well, kelp-coloured!

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G. prasinus moray - all the better to smell you with #marineexplorer by John Turnbull Via Flickr: Moray eels are generally night hunters. Their eyesight is poor as it has given way to a keen sense of smell as their primary means for finding prey in the dark. Check out those nostrils!. Jervis Bay

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Mantis shrimp playing peek-a-boo #marineexplorer by John Turnbull Via Flickr: We spotted this large Stomatopod after our surveys yesterday. It came out and watched us, we watched it, it ducked back into the coral patch and came out another hole, we watched each other again, and on it went for several minutes. Who was playing with whom?