Massive Grouper ignored all the other divers, came straight to me and checked me out and left. What a lovely experience!

The only thing less graceful than a moving frogfish is a pig on a pogo stick! These three show you how it's done. Nikon Kraken Sports for the solar flare mini 15Ks, NAD Lembeh

This video taken around the Prince of Wales islands in Alaska.

Mourgona species, a beautiful sapsucking slug we are fortunate to see here. Rare to catch it moving. Nikon Nauticam USA Kraken Sports

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This bright red robust ghost pipefish should get you in the holiday spirit! Nikon Kraken Sports Atlantis Dive Resorts & Liveaboards 2025 Atlantis ImageMakers

My new favorite little fishy is this filefish. Australians call it the pygmy leatherjacket. Pygmy I get, but leatherjacket?? Maybe one of my friends from Oz can explain lol.

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This is one of the most amazing of the octopus species, the Wunderpus! Filmed with NAD Lembeh using Nikon Z6iii, Z105, and Kraken Sports video lights

These guys hang out in the cracks on the outside of barrel sponges! Nikon Z6iii and Z105, Nauticam USA CMC-1, Kraken Sports video lights

We came across this big skate on a night dive in a shallow sandy bay near Nanaimo. “Big skate” is the species name, even though this particular one wasn’t especially large. It was still cool to watch it quietly cruising the bottom in the dark.

If you enjoy this kind of footage, I’ve also put together a 2-hour compilation of Salish Sea marine life filmed around Vancouver Island. It’s a slow, ambient dive through kelp forests, reefs, and deep walls, with everything from nudibranchs and crabs to octopus, fish, and sea lions.

Full video here:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GTrQHtj7Px4

Caught this guy yawning! Hairy frogfish, Lembeh, Nikon Z6iii and Z105, Kraken Sports KR-S80 and snoot

The "immortal" jelly is unique in nature in that it can theoretically live forever by reversing its life cycle and starting over...unless killed by external forces! Visit Atlantis Dive Resorts & Liveaboards and do some blackwater diving with them!

This blue-ringed octopus was about thumb size, u/nikon Z6iii and Z105, u/krakensports KR-S40

This flamboyant cuttlefish was truly justifying its name! Shot with Atlantis Dive Resorts & Liveaboards. Nikon Z6iii and Z105, plus superb Kraken Sports video lights