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Caribbean reef squid #scuba #dive | Robert Stansfield
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Caribbean reef squid #scuba #dive | Robert Stansfield
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The Trichodesmium passes behind the fish . | Robert Stansfield
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The Trichodesmium passes behind the fish . | Robert Stansfield
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The last time we encountered a big egg mass like this they were identified as a goosefish. A deep bottom dwelling anglerfish family oddity. | Robert Stansfield
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The last time we encountered a big egg mass like this they were identified as a goosefish. A deep bottom dwelling anglerfish family oddity. | Robert Stansfield
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Lion fish may be bad news for the Caribbean native reef species but they are really pretty | Robert Stansfield
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Lion fish may be bad news for the Caribbean native reef species but they are really pretty | Robert Stansfield
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Another stage of the wonderfully plentiful Acorn worm | Robert Stansfield
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One of the most important animals in our oceans. These delicate sea snails help fix carbon into the sink. | Robert Stansfield
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It’s not often these tiny redliped blennies cooperate enough to get this level of detail for this length of time . This fish was less than 10mm long | Robert Stansfield
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Acorn worms are so abundant in the waters of the Caribbean their numbers are truly astounding . There are so many you end up not seeing them. | Robert Stansfield
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After a set of dusty dives we finally had a beauty ! A trip down south on @oceannomads fantastic fast boat delivered stunning visibility and tonnes of life . So much it was difficult to know what to post . | Robert Stansfield
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No bigger than a match head this little Combe jelly really stood out against the black. | Robert Stansfield
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These tiny jacks are inside living salps. Using them as protection against the complex web of stinging nematocysts of the abundant siphonophores . This video was shot using a marelux 10 wet diopter | Robert Stansfield
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“alciopid polychaete worms. Their eyes are simply enormous. Together, the eyes are 20 times the weight of the rest of the animal’s head; for a human, that would be around 50 kilograms per eye. “ gotta love google! It’s mesmerizing watching these worms do their thing dancing over the abyss. I’m addicted !! I want to dive this week . Anyone want to join me ? | Robert Stansfield
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How about this for a cool Diamond Squid ??!!! . This little creature will grow to a 23kg monster . Not sure if like to meet one in the dark. If you want a chance of seeing one of these amazing pelagic squid drop me message and let’s organise a dive. We need funding to do more of these dives and make more of this crazy content . Donations to the cause would be really appreciated !! We’ve got an Immercive exhibition coming up so need all the funds possible | Robert Stansfield
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We had a really unusual blackwater on Saturday night. After about 6 weeks of bad weather our luck changed and the seas became super flat. We ventured out on @chilicharters_cozumelscuba boat the seawitch with a dozen intrepid explorers. What we found was really unusual. The sea was full of what can only be described as snott. It was as it someone had placed a blender in the ocean and left it running, smashing everything up. There was so much Trichodesmium it was hard to see anything. It felt like
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What a cool thing to have found underwater! Thank you to Robert Stansfield for the stunning close-ups of tiny diamond squid eggs from his Blackwater Cozumel dives. And thank you to our friend Dave for spotting this. And Natalie for the pictures taken in the daytime in Akumal. | Dive With Natalie & Ivan
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Robert Stansfield on Instagram: "What goes through the mind of a Mantis shrimp out in open ocean ? #blackwater #planktonic #scuba #pelagic #night"
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Warning: if you spot a siphonophore like this, don't even think about licking it - it can give you a pretty intense shock. #dive #blackwater #planktonic #scuba #pelagic | Robert Stansfield
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Robert Stansfield | This is Zu cristatus otherwise known as a Scalloped Ribbonfish - They are found all around the world within tropical latitudes. . It seems... | Instagram
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Robert Stansfield on Instagram: "Just 2 little Pteropods making the next generation . Using the marelux +5 diopter"
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Robert Stansfield | These pteropods are fast carbon fixers in the oceans . They feed on the phytoplankton that’s fixing carbon dioxide during the day with... | Instagram
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Robert Stansfield | This tiny little fish was about the size of a match head I used a Nikon 60mm lens and a mix of +5 and +15 Marelux diopters #dive... | Instagram
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Robert Stansfield | ❤️❤️❤️ the smallest things in life often have the biggest impact. #forminifera have less than 100 mentions in social media yet their... | Instagram
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Robert Stansfield on Instagram: "Has to be one of the best siphonophores out there."
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Robert Stansfield | Sargassum crabs live in the open ocean, grabbing onto whatever they can. This filefish, in its planktonic phase, didn't survive to reach a... | Instagram
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Robert Stansfield | This is a Peacock Flounder. On the reefs around cozumel it’s a very common species however we’ve only seen a few juveniles out on our... | Instagram
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Robert Stansfield | Pelagic nudibranchs feed on netcasting siphonophores We often see nudis on blackwater dives. They swim around looking so much like fish... | Instagram
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