Explore Quintana Roo

Quintana Roo is one of Mexico’s 31 states and is located on the east coast of the Yucatán Peninsula, adjacent to the Caribbean Sea. It contains many cities that are tourist hotspots as well as scuba diving destinations: Cancún, Puerto Morelos, Playa del Carmen, Akumal, Tulum, and the islands of Cozumel and Isla Mujeres. These coastal destinations are popular among tourists from all over the world due to their year-round warm weather, beautiful sandy beaches, alluring ruins of the ancient Mayan civilization, and terrestrial and marine biodiversity.

Quintana Roo arguably has some of the most diverse diving of anywhere in the world. It is a great place to visit to take advantage of the abundant cave-, wreck-, shark-, and reef-diving opportunities, not to mention diving through an underwater sculpture museum. These dives are never more than a short drive or boat ride away, and are best enjoyed and appreciated by diving with Quintana Roo’s many local dive shops and/or resorts. Because of the proximity and accessibility of these dive sites to the coast, liveaboard dive boats are not common in this region.

The Mesoamerican Barrier Reef System, the second largest barrier reef in the world, runs parallel to the coastline of the Yucatán Peninsula. Its splendor is especially well-known near the island of Cozumel, which is located 10km offshore from Playa del Carmen. The Arrecifes de Cozumel (Cozumel Reefs) National Marine Park is home to protected species such as the Cozumel splendid toadfish, green, hawksbill, and loggerhead sea turtles, the queen conch, and black coral. Divers can also expect to see lobsters, octopus, angelfish, parrotfish, snapper, eagle rays, moray eels, and seahorses. In the summer, whale shark sightings are common near the island of Isla Mujeres, and during the winter months, bull sharks can be spotted near Playa del Carmen.

Quintana Roo also hosts a complex system of about 10,000 cenotes! Cenotes are exposed, collapsed underwater caves that are part of an underground interconnected cave system. Cenotes boast great visibility and stunning geological features.

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    Diving in Quintana Roo

    Quintana Roo, a diver's paradise on Mexico's Caribbean coast, offers a diverse range of underwater experiences. Among the top dive sites is the MUSA Underwater Museum, where art and marine life converge, creating a unique diving experience. The vibrant coral reefs of Cozumel are a must-visit, renowned for their rich biodiversity and crystal-clear waters, making them ideal for both shore and liveaboard diving. For wreck enthusiasts, the C-56 Minesweeper near Puerto Morelos provides an exciting exploration opportunity, teeming with marine life. Night dives in the region reveal fascinating behaviors, such as the bioluminescent displays of plankton. Quintana Roo's dive sites cater to all preferences, offering a perfect balance between accessible shore dives and the adventure of liveaboard trips, ensuring unforgettable underwater adventures for every diver.

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    The best Months to dive in Quintana Roo

    Quintana Roo offers excellent diving conditions year-round, making it a popular destination for divers. The region's water temperatures range from 25°C/78°F in the winter months to around 29°C/84°F in the summer, providing comfortable conditions for diving throughout the year. Visibility is typically excellent, often exceeding 30 meters/100 feet, especially during the dry season from November to April.

    While diving is possible all year, the rainy season from May to October can bring stronger currents and reduced visibility due to increased sediment in the water. Additionally, the region can experience tropical storms or hurricanes, particularly from June to November, which may temporarily affect diving conditions. Despite these factors, Quintana Roo remains a prime location for divers, with many sites accessible regardless of the season.

    Top Wildlife Sightings in Quintana Roo

    Quintana Roo, located on the eastern coast of Mexico's Yucatan Peninsula, is renowned for its vibrant marine life, particularly along the Mesoamerican Barrier Reef. Divers can expect to encounter a diverse array of reef fish such as parrotfish, angelfish, and butterflyfish, which are abundant year-round. The colorful coral formations provide a habitat for these species, making them a common sight during dives. Seasonal highlights include the presence of whale sharks, which are typically spotted from May to September near Isla Mujeres. These gentle giants attract divers from around the world. Additionally, sea turtles, including the loggerhead and green turtles, are often seen nesting on the beaches from May to October, with increased underwater sightings during this period. Rays, such as the majestic eagle ray, are more frequently observed from December to March, especially around Cozumel and Playa del Carmen, offering divers a chance to witness their graceful movements.

    Wildlife Sightings are Based on User Generated Content

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    Total number of species approx.: 27

    Barracuda

    Barracuda

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    Total number of species approx.: 200

    Moray Eel

    Moray Eel

    16k Sightings
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    Total number of species approx.: 25

    Eagle Ray

    Eagle Ray

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    Hawksbill Turtle

    Hawksbill Turtle

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    478
    Green Turtle

    Green Turtle

    6.6k Sightings
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    578
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    612
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    458
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    539
    Loggerhead Turtle

    Loggerhead Turtle

    6k Sightings
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    415
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    679
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    718
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    663
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    543
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    390
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    248
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    325
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    388
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    387
    Bull Shark

    Bull Shark

    2.8k Sightings
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    450
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    710

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    Total number of species approx.: 600

    Wrasse

    Wrasse

    2.7k Sightings
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    249
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    178
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    242
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    267
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    103
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    151
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    229
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    237

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    Total number of species approx.: 300

    Octopus

    Octopus

    2k Sightings
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    160
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    132
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    120
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    82
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    160
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    169

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    Total number of species approx.: 80

    Stingrays

    Stingrays

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    Total number of species approx.: 90

    Angelfish

    Angelfish

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    Total number of species approx.: 100

    Parrotfish

    Parrotfish

    18k Sightings
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    Total number of species approx.: 2

    Nurse Shark

    Nurse Shark

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    Total number of species approx.: 130

    Butterfly Fish

    Butterfly Fish

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    Total number of species approx.: 130

    Pufferfish

    Pufferfish

    11k Sightings
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    843
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    778
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    532
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    675
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    980

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    Total number of species approx.: 85

    Surgeonfish

    Surgeonfish

    8.6k Sightings
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    773
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    775
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    766
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    545
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    503
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    784
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    739

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    Total number of species approx.: 40

    Triggerfish

    Triggerfish

    8.3k Sightings
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    626
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    793
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    635
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    602
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    442
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    467
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    606
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    696

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    Total number of species approx.: 60

    Spiny Lobster

    Spiny Lobster

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    552
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    602
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    396
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    526
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    711
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    750

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    Total number of species approx.: 7000

    Crab

    Crab

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    578
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    625
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    551
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    502
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    531
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    658
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    751

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    Total number of species approx.: 55

    Lobster

    Lobster

    7.2k Sightings
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    592
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    414
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    319
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    558
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    578
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    691

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    Total number of species approx.: 25

    Boxfish

    Boxfish

    7.2k Sightings
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    466
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    574
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    531
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    298
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    388
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    596
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    657

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    Total number of species approx.: 12

    Lionfish

    Lionfish

    6.6k Sightings
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    543
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    471
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    344
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    545
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    665
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    603
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    403
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    557
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    805
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    564

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    Total number of species approx.: 350

    Damselfish

    Damselfish

    6.5k Sightings
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    707
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    545
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    735
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    493
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    500
    J
    615
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    504
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    594
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    327
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    383
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    506
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    583

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    Total number of species approx.: 150

    Sweetlips and Grunts

    Sweetlips and Grunts

    6k Sightings
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    593
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    485
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    587
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    510
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    467
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    615
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    489
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    570
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    272
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    310
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    556
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    552

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    Total number of species approx.: 3

    Trumpetfish

    Trumpetfish

    5.6k Sightings
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    683
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    506
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    301
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    387
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    339
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    401
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    314
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    417
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    623
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    580

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    Total number of species approx.: 250

    Grouper/Basslets

    Grouper/Basslets

    5k Sightings
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    515
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    488
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    532
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    425
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    383
    J
    457
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    372
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    382
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    230
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    283
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    495
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    477

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    Total number of species approx.: 110

    Snapper

    Snapper

    4.8k Sightings
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    513
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    426
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    546
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    313
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    439
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    367
    A
    383
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    223
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    267
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    486
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    452

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    Total number of species approx.: 90

    Goatfish

    Goatfish

    4.5k Sightings
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    491
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    411
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    497
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    389
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    328
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    403
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    321
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    442
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    223
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    275
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    330
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    362

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    Total number of species approx.: 40

    Jackfish

    Jackfish

    3.6k Sightings
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    431
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    321
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    423
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    276
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    344
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    209
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    353
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    116
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    343
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    300

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    Total number of species approx.: 120

    Flounder

    Flounder

    3.2k Sightings
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    401
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    284
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    425
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    237
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    260
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    268
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    240
    A
    241
    S
    174
    O
    134
    N
    268
    D
    310

    The image shown is a representative illustration and does not depict every individual animal in this category.

    Total number of species approx.: 20

    Porcupinefish

    Porcupinefish

    3.2k Sightings
    J
    456
    F
    364
    M
    500
    A
    260
    M
    191
    J
    189
    J
    172
    A
    173
    S
    132
    O
    165
    N
    293
    D
    301

    The image shown is a representative illustration and does not depict every individual animal in this category.

    Total number of species approx.: 60

    Soldierfish

    Soldierfish

    2.8k Sightings
    J
    373
    F
    232
    M
    403
    A
    254
    M
    173
    J
    222
    J
    229
    A
    246
    S
    97
    O
    73
    N
    242
    D
    254

    The image shown is a representative illustration and does not depict every individual animal in this category.

    Total number of species approx.: 60

    Squirrelfish

    Squirrelfish

    2.8k Sightings
    J
    355
    F
    208
    M
    381
    A
    225
    M
    126
    J
    226
    J
    191
    A
    172
    S
    171
    O
    156
    N
    260
    D
    312

    The image shown is a representative illustration and does not depict every individual animal in this category.

    Total number of species approx.: 3400

    Shrimp

    Shrimp

    1.4k Sightings
    J
    139
    F
    175
    M
    202
    A
    105
    M
    93
    J
    80
    J
    98
    A
    93
    S
    30
    O
    75
    N
    138
    D
    135

    The image shown is a representative illustration and does not depict every individual animal in this category.

    Total number of species approx.: 30

    Sand Eel

    Sand Eel

    1k Sightings
    J
    162
    F
    87
    M
    109
    A
    40
    M
    81
    J
    55
    J
    71
    A
    110
    S
    45
    O
    34
    N
    110
    D
    101

    The image shown is a representative illustration and does not depict every individual animal in this category.

    Total number of species approx.: 250

    Scorpionfish

    Scorpionfish

    871 Sightings
    J
    119
    F
    111
    M
    150
    A
    63
    M
    76
    J
    27
    J
    87
    A
    79
    S
    5
    O
    5
    N
    113
    D
    36

    The image shown is a representative illustration and does not depict every individual animal in this category.

    Total number of species approx.: 80

    Emperor

    Emperor

    806 Sightings
    J
    167
    F
    86
    M
    80
    A
    37
    M
    36
    J
    23
    J
    51
    A
    143
    S
    30
    O
    24
    N
    71
    D
    58

    The image shown is a representative illustration and does not depict every individual animal in this category.

    Total number of species approx.: 28

    Clownfish

    Clownfish

    702 Sightings
    J
    94
    F
    43
    M
    63
    A
    40
    M
    36
    J
    43
    J
    47
    A
    77
    S
    30
    O
    79
    N
    96
    D
    54

    The image shown is a representative illustration and does not depict every individual animal in this category.

    Total number of species approx.: 8

    Bannerfish

    Bannerfish

    699 Sightings
    J
    71
    F
    59
    M
    137
    A
    63
    M
    43
    J
    56
    J
    42
    A
    134
    S
    14
    O
    40
    N
    22
    D
    18

    The image shown is a representative illustration and does not depict every individual animal in this category.

    Total number of species approx.: 7

    Crocodile

    Crocodile

    657 Sightings
    J
    100
    F
    71
    M
    77
    A
    50
    M
    26
    J
    17
    J
    48
    A
    37
    S
    32
    O
    27
    N
    81
    D
    91

    The image shown is a representative illustration and does not depict every individual animal in this category.

    Total number of species approx.: 2

    Tarpon

    Tarpon

    582 Sightings
    J
    45
    F
    49
    M
    107
    A
    91
    M
    35
    J
    50
    J
    40
    A
    55
    S
    24
    O
    19
    N
    29
    D
    38
    Common Seahorse

    Common Seahorse

    569 Sightings
    J
    77
    F
    55
    M
    68
    A
    44
    M
    60
    J
    24
    J
    48
    A
    40
    S
    17
    O
    57
    N
    59
    D
    20

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