DIVE! DIVE! DIVE! (FOR REAL THIS TIME) A STORY WITHOUT DATES (OR SEQUENCE)
Photo courtesy Noel Hall Susan S & Green turtle [Chelonia mydas] Photo courtesy Noel Hall Black frogfish [Antennariidae]; note the fishing lure
Photo courtesy Noel Hall Neal Photo courtesy Noel Hall Red frogfish, River Taw, Thursday, 21 MAY You can see this lure too (it's white). In the Pacific, they are known as Anglerfish. These fish come in a variety of colors (and can CHANGE their colors), and found in pairs. One partner is noticeably, sometimes as much as ten times, larger than the other. When the gender can be determined, the larger partner is always the female. Adult spotted drum [Equetus punctatusc] Lettuce sea slug [Elysia crispata]; (comes in many varieties of colors and shapes) Lionfish [Pterois] Common stingray [Dasyatis pastinaca] Honeycomb cowfish [Acanthostracion polygonius]

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