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Black Rock Drop Off
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Our captains love to tell wild tales about Black Rock Drop-Off—from pirate battles to cannonballs sinking mutineers. The truth? It’s simply named after a large black rock onshore, once used for navigation before mooring balls.
A sandy channel winds down a sponge-covered wall where Green Morays hide. Reef Sharks cruise bold and close—stay still and let the Bash Brothers come to you.
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Total number of species approx.: 3
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Angelfish
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Total number of species approx.: 60
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