Broadclub Cuttlefish Regurgitating Suction Cups (Arborek Jetty, Arborek Island, Raja Ampat)
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Steve Genkins
Steven M. Genkins, M.D. (aka “Seadoc”) is a diagnostic radiologist residing in Charlotte, North Carolina. Since 1988, in his leisure time, Steve has pursued his intertwined passions for scuba diving and underwater photography around the world. The Bird’s Head Seascape is one of Dr. Genkins’ favorite regions in which to dive.
More of “Seadoc’s” images may be viewed on his website: http://www.seadocphotography.com
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Researchers confirm mantas in Raja Ampat (Indonesia) are thriving unlike other regions of the So-Pacific. So if you want to see mantas...go to Raja! https://bit.ly/3VfbmAN
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Announcing our Reef Guardian our newest BHS Partner. Read all about the great work they are doing for the people of Raja Ampat, Indonesia https://bit.ly/3TGULnL
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