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The Marine Room

1:02

Reporting squid at the canyon!

2:18

Children’s Pool

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Pyrosomatidae

Pyrosomatidae/ it’s a pelagic colony of tiny tunicates that that got together and formed walls until they shaped a cone to give them more strength and the ability to filtrate while they drift in the vast ocean, the transparency of the tunicate stacked up together gives it a beautiful iridescent pink glow. It’s like an extraterrestrial being that your brain keeps trying to make sense of… 🛸 #sandiegodivereport

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0:26

Angel Shark

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Angel Shark // silent inconspicuous stalker, flops the sand to burry itself waiting for the right prey and the right time, master of camouflage and king of patience, fastest bite in the west. This video is slomo at 120 frames per second, I didn’t notice the flop with my own eyes, it was only when I downloaded the video that I saw it. #sandiegodivereport

1:02

The Marine Room

มุมมอง 1K2 หลายเดือนก่อน

Here are the highlights of Saturday’s dive, poor viz and strong surge at the canyon, #sandiegodivereport 70 on the surface and 64 in the bottom, viz was 5ft average and very dark at depth

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Doto Nudibranch

มุมมอง 972 หลายเดือนก่อน

The Dotos!!! I got to this one area in the marine room canyon where the edge algae was covered on them, it was a it surgie so very hard to focus, nevertheless I had a great time observing them. #sandiegodivereport

1:13

Piddock Clams

มุมมอง 828ปีที่แล้ว

Fun fact! I went hiking today after the rain and I was laughing so much at how I kept sliding on the mud after a weeks rain, And then my mind immediately went to the canyon of La Jolla which is just clay and mud, yeah, I know! (Not Sand) The piddock clams (generous clam in Spanish) burry themselves in the clay, Fast forward the storms come and break the clay walls with tremendous force and the ...

2:18

Reporting squid at the canyon!

มุมมอง 381ปีที่แล้ว

Reporting squid at the canyon!

0:23

Children’s Pool

มุมมอง 55ปีที่แล้ว

Children’s Pool, Built in 1930, the structure was a gift from philanthropist Ellen Browning Scripps, and was originally meant to be a designated area for children. The seawall was built up to protecting swimming children from oncoming waves, making it a safe spot for kids to swim without any imminent danger. Few years ago, a colony of harbor seals has been the source of years of simmering legal...