Marine Life
Picture this: You’re gliding over the seagrass meadows at Shelly, the morning light filtering through the green water in long, shimmering curtains. You’ve just passed the usual suspects a school of cheeky Yellowfin Bream and maybe that resident Eastern Blue Groper who thinks he’s a Labrador. You move toward the sandy patches where the reef edge peters out. Most divers cruise right over this "wasteland," looking for the next bit of colourful sponge. But you? You’re a pro. You’ve got your "critter eyes" on.
By ScubaDownUnder Team · Published 17 December 2025