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At our September club meeting, Jim Cook presented an impressive slide show of photographs that he took while on his Red Sea excursion.
The photo montage included both underwater images and slides of pyramids, tombs, and Egyptian treasures.
There are over 1000 species of invertebrates and around 200 recorded coral types to be found.
Moreover, the Red Sea boasts over a thousand species of fish, more species than any other proportional body of water.
Not surprisingly, therefore, the Red Sea is considered by many to offer the very best diving available in the marine world.
The Red Sea attracts divers, photographers, marine scientists, and leisure seekers from all over the world, hoping to
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experience and explore the incalculable wonders of the colorful, abounding marine life and the Red Sea's lavish coral reefs.
In places, the exceptional living reef stretches way out to sea, forming an elaborate system of caves, lagoons, gardens, and plateaus.
Some of these coral summits plunge dramatically thousands of feet to the ocean floor.
The DIVEMASTERS Association would like to express a special thanks to Jim for all of his effort in putting together his presentation and bringing back the wonders of his trip for all of us to enjoy.
More stories and information on the Red Sea diving trip on page two of this newsletter!
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