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Scalloped Hammerhead
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Oceanic Whitetip Shark
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Lemon Shark
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Sand Tiger Shark
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Wobbegong
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Zebra Shark
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Oceanic Blacktip Shark
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Stingrays
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Electric Ray
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Skate Fish
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Guitarfish
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Tarpon
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Moray Eel
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Snake Eel
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Wolf Eel
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Angelfish
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Butterfly Fish
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Clownfish
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Barracuda
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Scorpionfish
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Frogfish
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Snapper
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Triggerfish
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Wrasse
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Damselfish
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Goatfish
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Tuna
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Garfish
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Porcupinefish
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Pufferfish
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Boxfish
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Garibaldi Damselfish
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Trumpetfish
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Bannerfish
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Flounder
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Emperor
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Ribbon Moray Eel (Ghost Eel)
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Panther Moray Eel (Dragon Eel)
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Seamoth
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Leaf Scorpionfish
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Freshwater Fishes

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Pike
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Carp
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Trout
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Eel
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Walleye
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Perch
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Catfish
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Salmon
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Flounder
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Sturgeon
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Common Rudd
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Char
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European Bullhead
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European bitterling
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Tench
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Stickleback
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Loach Goby
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Leatherback Turtle
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Green Turtle
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Loggerhead Turtle
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Hawksbill Turtle
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Octopus
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Squid
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Cuttlefish
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Nudibranch
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Crustaceans

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Shrimp
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Crab
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Jellyfish

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Sea Wasp
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Sea Nettle
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Moon Jellyfish
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Lion’s Mane Jellyfish
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Portuguese Man o'War
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Whales

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Humpback Whale
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Pilot Whale
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Bryde’s Whale
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Beluga Whale
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Beaked Whale
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Sperm Whale
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Blue Whale
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Minke Whale
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Grey Whale
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Killer Whale (Orca)
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Dolphins

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Common Dolphin
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Bottlenose Dolphin
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Pilot Whale
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Striped Dolphin
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Spinner Dolphin
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Other Mammals

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Elephant Seal
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Sea Lion
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Fur Seal
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Seal
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Dugong
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Manatee

4 Results

Mares, Janez Kranjc

La Passe (★4.3)

The pass separates the Gulf of Tadjourah and the Ghoubbet al-Kharab cove. It is a channel with a strong current and very variable visibility. The depth is between 5m and 55m. The anchorage area is quite far from the dive site and is exposed to the wind.
Mares

La Faille (★4.1)

The site is located in Ghoubbet al-Kharab, a Djiboutian cove separated from the Gulf of Tadjourah by a channel with strong currents. The anchorage area is protected, visibility is excellent and currents are variable.
Mares

Ras Eiro (★3.9)

Ras Eiro is a cape that points east of Arta beach in the Gulf of Tadjourah. Visibility varies, the water is sometimes full of plankton, which reduces visibility. With a depth of 7m to 45m, the currents are weak and the anchorage area is sheltered.
Mares, Janez Kranjc

Le Canyon (★4.4)

Sailing at 45mins from Djibouti towards and close to Musha Island. The area is sheltered, weak current. Visibility 10 to 15m depending on weather conditions.