Vibrant sealife surrounds a coral outcrop in Pixie's Garden, part of the Great Barrier's Ribbon Reef
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Extraordinary creatures of the Great Barrier Reef —
Blue christmas tree worm
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Tropical fish with protruding teeth off the coast of Heron Island.
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Sharks swarm above the Osprey Reef, part of the Great Barrier Reef.
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A parrotfish exhales while hiding in the coral off the coast of Heron Island.
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A pipefish noses around the Great Detached Reef.
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An orange starfish clings to the coral of the Osprey Reef.
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A pink anemonefish hides away in the Ribbon Reef.
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Anemone coral in the Great Barrier Reef's Tijou Reef.
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Sweetlips fish in the Norman Reef.
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Large cuttlefish in the Ribbon Reef.
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A pink-eyed invisible goby rests on coral in the Flinders Reef.
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A clown fish swims through a vibrant anemone.
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A nudibranch, a type of marine mollusk, on the Tijou Reef.
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A camouflaged pink fish off the coast of Lady Elliot Island, the southernmost coral cay in the Great Barrier Reef.
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A turtle swims through a reef off the coast of Heron Island, a coral cay that is home to one of the world's most important coral reef research stations.
