Black Water Diving Gallery Final Scott Tuason / Sara Urbaez / April 2, 2018 12:05 PM
Scott Tuason01A moon jellyfish with larval fish in the Maricaban Strait of the Philippines.
Scott Tuason02A juvenile flying fish with a pygmy squid under its fin near Aurora, Philippines.
Scott Tuason03A juvenile trevally surfing a dead mangrove leaf in the Tanon Strait of the Philippines.
Scott Tuason04A larval crab feeding on krill in Janao Bay, Philippines.
Scott Tuason05A larval fish in Verde Island Passage, Philippines.
Scott Tuason06A jellyfish with a driftfish in Janao Bay, Philippines.
Scott Tuason07A yellow-bellied sea snake's reflection in the waters near Aurora, Philippines.
Scott Tuason08A cotton-mouth jackfish dragging a jellyfish around in its mouth near Aurora, Philippines.
Scott Tuason09A jellyfish in Visayan Sea, Philippines.
Scott Tuason10A bigfin reef squid near Aurora, Philippines.
Scott Tuason11A jellyfish upside down near Aurora, Philippines.
Scott Tuason12A jellyfish in Janao Bay, Philippines.
Scott Tuason13A snake blenny near Aurora, Philippines.
Scott Tuason14A juvenile trevally wedged between the bell and the tentacles of a jellyfish in Janao Bay, Philippines.
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