Maldives
The sides have overhangs with huge schools of glass fish and blue-striped fusiliers. The top hosts octopus, mantis shrimp, juvenile yellow boxfish, lionfish and stonefish, the latter well camouflaged under the coral blocks around the edge. A large block of anemones is home to many clown fish, which live there together with anemone crabs. Blue fin jacks hunt clouds of tiny baitfish, and eagle rays often pass along the sides.
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