Boneyard

The 'bones' that give the site its name are big piles of dead staghorn coral, now covered by other coral species. This structure gives cover to schooling grunts and snappers as well as moray eels and lobsters. Several kinds of hamlets and giant anemones also live here.

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Boneyard
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