Hammerhead Rock
Also known as: ハンマーヘッドロック (Japanese)
The rocks stand like buildings from a seabed at about 35 m, and the top lies around 20 m. Besides schools of hammerhead sharks, divers see bigeye trevally swirling in tornadoes, bluefin trevally and barracuda. Marlin, whale sharks and dolphins have also been reported. Marine Diving notes that barracuda, trevally and whale sharks are seen here even outside the hammerhead season.
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