Even More Underwater

[tiggymalvern]

Last week's dive at the southern tip of Whidbey Island was a much more typical Puget Sound dive - a clay wall with ledges and holes, which means it's much less pretty than the last two dives I did. It's all very grey-brown, on the whole, though some interesting critters do live on the ledges and holes, and it was very fishy.

Labelling the critters was popular last time, so I did it again. Video here.

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[tiggymalvern]

Rockfish are so cooperative on the whole. They live in cold water, so they don't want to expend a lot of energy, and once they're settled, they won't move unless you really make them. They live for 60 or 70 years, so they're pretty chill about the world in general and don't overreact to any weird stuff that might float by, like people with cameras.