In this issue:
- Schooling Grunts near Cayman Brac
- Elkhorn Coral by Any Name would still be Lumpy
- Zoanthids and Corals near San Salvador

  Schooling Grunts near Cayman Brac        Back to Top

Grunts may be the most common large reef fish in the Caribbean. Click here to learn about Grunts and see more of this school.

  Elkhorn Coral by Any Name would still be Lumpy        Back to Top

What's in a name? Should we call this coral Elkhorn Coral or Acropora Palmata? Click here to see this great coral up close.

  Zoanthids and Corals near San Salvador        Back to Top

Zoanthids are interesting little animals. To me, they look like mushrooms. Click here to learn about these critters and see their neighbors on this great reef near San Salvador.

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