Palau, May 2005
	Pictures from my dive trip aboard the Palau Aggressor 2
Sunset of the first day Your friendly, local school of Barracuda A rare Napoleon Wrasse (approx 48") This Eagle ray cruised by us near Blue Corner He hung effortlessly in the 1-2 knot current... ...and disappeared over the dropoff. "I'm just a leaf. Nothing to see here. Move along." A Grouper hides for the night One of the many soft corals More soft corals That's a Medusa worm wrapped around the sponge Grey Reef Sharks were fairly common... ...as were White-tips, but still a thrill to spot. Starfish A Green Sea turtle munching on some sea grass. This is the Palau Aggressor 2, from the dive launch. A Pink Clownfish and some more corals Spot the Scorpionfish! I haven't really figured these guys out. They always came in pairs whitetip2 whitetip3 These guys are about 3 feet in diameter Spot the Shrimp Gobi A Nudibranch Titan Triggers "blow" on their nests. A bunch of Snapper hanging in lettuce coral Amanda sneaks up on a sleeping Nurse Shark. More Nudibranchs, with poor color correction. One of the many mushroom isles. A channel through the rock islands to Mandarin fish lake. A Mandarin Fish The same Mandarin Fish Another Mandarin Fish The Obligatory Crab photo Jellyfish Lake, from the surface. Jellyfish Lake, under the surface. There really were a LOT of jellyfish Luckily, they are stingless. The limestone makes for some pretty formations. A Crocodile Fish Wayne surfaces inside Chandelier Caves Ike, Tim and Randy, farther inside the caves