1. First Light Jellyfish, do you spot it?
From @mitchellpettigrew
2. Look but don't touch, to see a blue ringed octopus is always a highlight
From @mystic_divers
3. What the underside of a sawfish looks like!
From @fathomlesslife
4. Pretty Beautiful the water reflexes at Coolum, Queensland, Australia
From @mitchellpettigrew
5. Cave diving. "The Pit” is a very busy place and especially mid day when the sun beams hits the center of the cenote at Tulúm, Quintana Roo, México
From @alex_dawson_photography
6. Paddle-boarding with a pair of humpbacks playing beneath the surface. Meeting humpbacks at their most curious is an unforgettable experience
From @jaxonark
7. Hawaii has never looked so good, What are your top 3 bucket list dive destinations?
From @bluelifewild
8. The only kind of whirlwind we wanna be in
From @jferreragallery
9. Turtles always seem to know where to swim to make sure photographers get the best shots
From @tobymatthews
10. Chilling with the mantas in Ningaloo! Amazing animals, beautiful clip!
From @samlawrencephoto
11. When a Weedy Seadragons looks you in the eyes, incredibly beautiful looking creatures
From @onebreathdiver
12. Where's your favourite dive site to "sea" horses?
From @snorkeldownunder
13. Say cheese!! And Smile! It’s Saturday!
From @jayclue
14. Most sea stars have five arms, and all have thousands of feet
From @juliette_horn
15. Have you ever been scuba diving, today we found a stunning Bigbelly Seahorse under Rye pier
From @onebreathdiver
16. Be with the fishes
From @alexkyddphoto
17. How wonderfully this one is, at Finland
From @andy_torbet
18. Marine iguanas are living mini dinosaurs only in Galapagos
From @sheltondupreez
19. Amazing Seahorse wish you have a good day
From @tissue20
20 Tentacle, or Tentacool
From @francescoturanophoto
21. Elephants are excellent swimmers like all other mammals, The pachyderm’s massive body, very surprisingly, gives them enough buoyancy to float easily
From TT