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Unusual sightings

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What is the coolest or most amazing thing you have ever seen in the BVI? It is an often asked question on the dive boat. It is also a very hard question to answer as we have seen so may incredible creatures while diving in the British Virgin Islands. So instead of giving our favorite let’s give you a few of our unusual, yet amazing sightings during our dives in the BVI. Cratena peregrina    Starting with the smaller underwater critters, nudibranchs are definitely in the top most amazing things we can find. One of the reasons they are so incredible is that they are rare and we don’t spot them often. Their scientific name,  Nudibranchia , means naked gills, and describes the feathery gills and horns that most wear on their backs. A few of them we see more often, such as the lettuce leaf nudibranch , elysia ornate nudibrach or the black spotted nudibranch. However it is nudibranchs like Hypselodoris Bayeri or Cratena Peregrina  that really get us over excited as...
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