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AnemoneCrater1 * Blacktip reef sharks are common in the South Pacific. All of the shark encounter dives started with a baited section of PVC pipe filled with fish heads. * Blacktip reef sharks are common in the South Pacific. All of the shark encounter dives started with a baited section of PVC pipe filled with fish heads.

AnemoneCrater2 * Blacktip reef sharks can grow to 6 feet in length. * Blacktip reef sharks can grow to 6 feet in length.

AnemoneCrater3 * Under normal conditions, Blacktip reef sharks are not aggressive. * Under normal conditions, Blacktip reef sharks are not aggressive.

AnemoneCrater4 * Blacktip reef shark. * Blacktip reef shark.

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AnemoneCrater6 * Green sea turtle. * Green sea turtle.

AnemoneCrater7 * Green sea turtle. * Green sea turtle.

AnemoneCrater8 * Green sea turtle. * Green sea turtle.

AnemoneCrater9 * All of the turtles we encountered diving in French Polynesia seem to expect the dive master will find them bits of sponge to snack on. * All of the turtles we encountered diving in French Polynesia seem to expect the dive master will find them bits of sponge to snack on.

AnemoneCrater10 * Lino Facondini, Moorea Blue Diving Center's manager, takes care to keep fingers out of the way. * Lino Facondini, Moorea Blue Diving Center's manager, takes care to keep fingers out of the way.

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AnemoneCrater11 * Green Sea Turtle near the mooring bouy line. * Green Sea Turtle near the mooring bouy line.

AnemoneCrater12 * Green Sea Turtle. * Green Sea Turtle.

AnemoneCrater13 * Green Sea Turtle. * Green Sea Turtle.

AnemoneCrater14 * Green Sea Turtle. * Green Sea Turtle.

AnemoneCrater15 * Green Sea Turtle. * Green Sea Turtle.

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