Maldives
Stingrays are common on the reef drop-off, and there are anemones hosting Maldive clownfish.
A 2006 report describes a huge school of mackerel circling right in front of the house reef entrance, as well as a turtle that lives there and a chance of seeing sharks.
In May 2019, a diver reported that the coral on the house reef was 98% dead from warming water, but that there were still many fish. In the region, a diver reported in 2004 that the marks of El Niño were still evident and that most reefs looked like 'the Moon'.
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