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Scuba Schools International Australiasia general manager Simon Doughty dives at HMAS Brisbane, which, he says, is now a 'world-class' dive site. Picture: Mick O'Hare
1/9Scuba Schools International Australiasia general manager Simon Doughty dives at HMAS Brisbane, which, he says, is now a 'world-class' dive site. Picture: Mick O'Hare
One of hundreds of large jellyfish washing up on Coffs Coast beaches. Picture: Bruce Thomas
2/9One of hundreds of large jellyfish washing up on Coffs Coast beaches. Picture: Bruce Thomas
Loggerhead turtle hatchlings scramble their way to the water. . Picture: Lesley Bradley
3/9Loggerhead turtle hatchlings scramble their way to the water. . Picture: Lesley Bradley
Green sea turtles.
4/9Green sea turtles.
Bucky enjoyed sharing the secrets of dolphin language with American students Stephanie Henderson and Morgan Mingle.
5/9Bucky enjoyed sharing the secrets of dolphin language with American students Stephanie Henderson and Morgan Mingle.
Chironex, otherwise know as box jellyfish, can be up to 30cm in diameter with tentacles up to 3m long. . Picture: Contributed
6/9Chironex, otherwise know as box jellyfish, can be up to 30cm in diameter with tentacles up to 3m long. . Picture: Contributed
A baby long neck turtle. Picture: Marcus Couper
7/9A baby long neck turtle. Picture: Marcus Couper
Dolphins head toward Double Island Point in the crystal clear waters of the Coral Sea. Picture: Craig Warhurst
8/9Dolphins head toward Double Island Point in the crystal clear waters of the Coral Sea. Picture: Craig Warhurst
Head ranger Catherine Gatley measures the shell of a flat backed turtle at Mon Repos near Bundaberg. Picture: Ron Burgin
9/9Head ranger Catherine Gatley measures the shell of a flat backed turtle at Mon Repos near Bundaberg. Picture: Ron Burgin
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