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As the largest and most biologically diverse atoll in the Caribbean, the Turneffe Atoll is one of the most productive and sensitive marine ecosystems in the Western Hemisphere. Through 1% for THE PLANET, Turneffe Flats commits 1% of revenues to organizations promoting conservation and sustainability of habitats such as Turneffe.
 Mike & Allison Taylor, Ocean Extreme Dive & Travel Center, Inc (North Little Rock, AZ) August '07 |
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Green Moray - Nov '05 Photo Courtesy of Sol Ledee
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Scorpion Fish - Nov '05 |
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The story on this fish is incredible! It was posing for Dave while he was taking pictures of it and not going anywhere so he reached out for it and started to pet it! Then, it turned toward him with his stomach so Dave started to rub his belly! Juan then wanted to try and it turned different colors and then swam away! Truly a moment we will never forget!!!! Thank you!!! Clark Bentley |
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 Green Moray getting all cleaned up to go out to dinner. Photo by Clark Bentley |
 Jake Lappier hovering over a coral head at Pelican Cut |
 Spotted Eagle Ray cruising the wall |
 Near to the lodge, we found a Green Moray 'parked' at a cleaning station. The Pederson's cleaner shrimps walked over his eyes, picking off parasites & climbed inside his mouth to clean his teeth. |
 Neon Gobies were in charge of cleaning the gills and attended to a wound on the eel's head |
 Beth with a Banded Coral Shrimp. |
 The Elbow -Ralph Cutter shooting Permit footage for DVD |
