The third and last instalment of photos from scuba diving at Turneffe Island feature "other things of interest."
First, lettuce sea slugs. Doesn't really sound all that interesting, right? Andrew and I challenged ourselves to try to spot them before the dive master but it was a futile effort. Can you pick it out in this first photo? Hint: it's right in the middle.
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| Close up of the lettuce sea slug in the above photo. |
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| Other lettuce sea slugs |
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| Banded Coral Shrimp |
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| Banded Coral Shrimp |
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| Some of the largest crabs we've ever seen! |
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| Spotted Eagle Ray |
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| Spotted Eagle Ray |
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| A sleepy Hawksbill Turtle |
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| Lobster |
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| During the first week, we saw Caribbean Reef Sharks on almost every dive. |
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| Spotted Moray Eel |
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| Spotted Moray Eel |
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| Sting Ray |
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| Green Turtle |
And last but not least . . . Squid! This is Andrew's photo as I was further away and took a bit of video but no photos. This is the first time we have seen squid while diving so it was a special surprise.
Andrew's blog post of "big stuff": https://sustainableadventure.blogspot.com/2024/12/belize-diving-big-stuff.html
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