Creatures of Cabbage Tree Bay

GLIDE through the Cabbage Tree Bay underwater wonderland with this video from recent MEC intern Alex Robinson.  Alex uses his scuba diving skills to film a giant cuttlefish, stars and stripes spotted puffer, red morowong, white ears, blue gropers, Port Jackson sharks and many more. It's a beautiful world down there and the video will make you feel like diving in too. Alex said he made the film to showcase the immense biodiversity found at Cabbage Tree Bay Aquatic Reserve. Here - in order of appearance - is what he saw: Southern Maori Wrasse, Stars and Stripes Spotted Puffer, Eastern Blue Groper (Male), Rough Leatherjacket, Zoanthid, Rainbow Cale, White Ear, Mado, Yellow Tail Bream, Mullet, Crimson Banded Wrasse, Giant Cuttlefish, Red Morwong, Black Reef Leatherjacket, Rock Cale, Common Stingaree, Port Jackson Shark, Hula Fish, Eastern Blue Groper (Female), and a Juvenile Port Jackson Shark.

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