Jun 03, 2015
After we collect data, we use the last of our air to take pictures of the beautiful corals and playful fish. The fish swim all around us, so close we could reach out and touch them. It is unreal to be in their world. Here are some pictures that we have taken to show you some of the fish and corals we have seen so far.
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