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"Diving Hawk" Coral Anchors thick shell scutes were once

"Diving Hawk" Coral Anchors thick shell scutes were onceIn this image, "Diving Hawk," Jason captures one of the signature animals of the Cayman Islands; the Hawksbill Turtle. The shot was taken when the turtle started an eighty foot dive and headed straight down to the photographer after catching a gulp of air at the surface. Jason Belport has captured many special moments and images in the Cayman Islands since 1996, and looks forward to the future in the sea with it's endless and amazing possibilities.

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thick shell scutes were once

Bloody Bay Wall is part of Bloody Bay Marine Park and is known for it's shear vertical walls

Something swims by - a shark

Philippines is covered with encrusting sponges in stunning colors

"Diving Hawk" Coral Anchors thick shell scutes were onceIn this image, "Diving Hawk," Jason captures one of the signature animals of the Cayman Islands; the Hawksbill Turtle. The shot was taken when the turtle started an eighty foot dive and headed straight down to the photographer after catching a gulp of air at the surface. Jason Belport has captured many special moments and images in the Cayman Islands since 1996, and looks forward to the future in the sea with it's endless and amazing possibilities.

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