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Fab Photos Friday: Funky Fish!

Since I am a diver, and an underwater photographer, you must know I love fish. After every dive, I go back to the house/room/wherever I am staying, and immediately download my photos and start editing.  I love to relive the dive, but I am also absolutely fascinated by our finny friends, and the funkier the better.  Take a look at some pretty funky fish!

Funky Frogfish from Myanmar
Porcupine fish are so adorable!
A yellowmouth grouper being cleaned in Cozumel
A Bearded Scorpionfish from Thailand
The Lionfish is a treasure in the Indian Ocean….but toxic.
A Stonefish in Thailand…don’t touch, they are toxic.
A Leaf Fish is tiny on the reef. Thailand.
The Mexican Hogfish in the Socorros, Mexico
The Paddleflap Scorpionfish looks like a rubber toy! Mozambique.
A Crocodile Fish in Bazaruto, Mozambique
The Splendid Toadfish indigenous to Cozumel, Mexico.
A Smooth Trunkfish in Cozumel.
A huge Scorpionfish in Tofo, Mozambique
A beautiful Queen Triggerfish
A Slender Filefish, about an inch and half, Cozumel.
Scrawled filefish
Drumfish
Peacock Flounder, spinning
Close up of a Trumpetfish

 

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Tam Warner

Award Winning Travel Journalist and Blogger, writing about Eclectic Travels in the Empty Nest! From scuba to luxury cruises to kayaking to expeditions, Tam is ready to go! Contact me at travelswithtam@gmail.com

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