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I noticed this small crab gripping the tentacle of this sea anemone. I have to admit, it's one of the coolest things I've seen underwater. The sea anemone was moving its tentacles from side to side, in and out of the crevice and the crab seemed to be holding for dear life. It reminded me of the bull riding competitions in which the rides who stays on the bull the longest wins.
Took these pictures this past Friday, I had not been able to get in the water all week since I had two tough exams. I decided that I would swim around the mangroves by our research station to see what I would find, enjoy :D
This is what the "wall" looks like off La Parguera, Puerto Rico. The "wall" the name to a research site that various Graduate students and Professors from the University of Puerto Rico-Mayaguez (Marine Science) dive.
Pictures were taken at a depth of about 33 meters.
Scientific Divers: Nick Hammerman, Carlos Rivera and Jaaziel Garcia
Assistant Diving Safety Officer: Orlando Espinosa
Amazing footage by underwater cinematographer Ron Lagerlof, hope you enjoy it :D
Fellow Scientific Divers, Nick Hammerman and Phillip Sanchez, join me in a collection dive to sample marine sponges at one of the Parguera Keys.
I find the lion-fish (Pterois volitans) extremely beautiful, its a shame that it is responsible for upsetting the ecological balance of many coral reefs, including the ones here in Puerto Rico.
Here are a few pictures from the International Coastal Cleanup Day this weekend, September 20th, 2014: "Crashboat" Aguadilla, Puerto Rico.
I have to admit, It was exciting to see parents and several youth clubs bring children to participate in this important event. We collected over 200 lbs of trash, both on the beach and underwater.
-A group of about 17 Graduate students from the University of Puerto Rico-Mayaguez and over 50 volunteers made this possible.
Out sampling at Cayo San Cristobal in La Parguera, Puerto Rico. I took these pictures of a giant anemone (Condylactis gigantea) while off gassing during my safety stop at 3 meters. They are simply beautiful!
Meet the "Purple Spotted Sea-Goddess" (Hypselodoris marci)
A group of graduate students and I from Dr. Nikolaos Schizas dove today at "Cayo Media Luna" off La Parguera, Puerto Rico.
Scorpaena plumieri (Spotted scorpionfish)
Was out sampling today and caught this couple; Chaetodon capistratus (foureye butterfly fish) swimming along.
Encountered Aetobatus narinari (Spotted Eagle Ray) while out on the field sampling marine sponges.
Depth: 30 meters
Location: "La Pared" off Parguera, Puerto Rico
A shot of Eucidaris tribuloides (Slate-pencil Urchin). I find these urchins quite interesting, they remind me of submarine mines. These marine invertebrates are related to sea-stars, they play a crucial role in the reef ecosystem- eating away bacteria and algae.
Location: Puerto Rico
Link: http://www.sms.si.edu/IRLFieldGuide/Eucida_tribul.htm
Beautiful Chelonia mydas (Green Turtle) flying by.
Location: Puerto Rico
Gymnothorax moringa (spotted moray eel)
Tubastraea coccinea (Orange cup coral).
Picture taken: "Crashboat" Aguadilla, Puerto Rico