Rhino Rocks
A shallow reef slopes up to the rocks, which are covered in all kinds of corals. Nudibranchs, frogfish, juvenile batfish, zebra crabs, turtles and cuttlefish are common finds. The site is named after the rhinopias scorpionfish that have been found here. At night coral catsharks, torpedo rays, snake eels, Coleman shrimp and large Spanish dancers come out.
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