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Further south of the main draw, there was a severely decomposed carcass and it looked like a dead dolphin. Besides the pipefish, other critters were not uncommon. I also saw sheep crab, sear hares, octopus, and many others.

Back to the shallow, the water didn’t warm up much until it was about 12 ft deep. And throughout the sandy flat, it remained clear. The highlights were a family of armina crawling and a large scorpion fish.

A fun dive in a summer night.