In this issue:
- Hawksbill Turtle and Strawberry Sponge at Cumber Wall, Little Cayman
- Barred Hamlet Hovers over Star Corals at Kissimmee Wreck Reef, Cayman Brac

Last October ReefNews visited Cayman Brac. Check out these two cool pictures from Cayman Brac, then visit
e-ReefNews Volume 5 Number 3 for more info about the Cayman Islands.

  Hawksbill Turtle and Strawberry Sponge at Cumber Wall, Little Cayman        Back to Top

Endangered Hawksbill Turtles get big eating Sponges, so it is cool to get both of these creatures in the same picture! Click here to see this picture up close.

  Barred Hamlet Hovers over Star Corals at Kissimmee Wreck Reef, Cayman Brac        Back to Top

The little Barred Hamlet is a relative of the huge Groupers. Click here to learn about this flamboyant fish.

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