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Australia is the sixth largest country in the world. It's about the same size as the 48 mainland states of the USA and 50 per cent larger than Europe, but has the lowest population density in the world - only two people per square kilometre.

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Poached Eggs

by Kath

Cuttlefish eggs, taken on The Oakland Wreck, Port Stephens, NSW 24-06-04. I really didn't know what I took a picture of until some one on the surface told me what they were. Sad to think the little blighters died after leaving such an awesome sight. Taken with a Canon PowerShot A80. Photocomp August '04 - Open

Let me in

by Jayne

This photo was taken out of Port Lincoln, South Australia aboard Calypso Star. I used an Olympus 3040 and Olympus housing with natural light. Taken June 2003. Photocomp August '04 - Open

Weedy seeing Stars

by scuba_kiwi

Taken at "The Docks" Jervis Bay with a Coolpix 5000 in an Ikelite Housing, 2x Ikelite DS125 strobes. I was a bit lucky in that I was following the weedy on a Night Dive taking random shots of it when it happened to pass over the Starish, I was pretty happy with the result!

Nudibranch

by Graeme

My dive buddy found this one on my favourite dive site: the HMAS Perth. (Chromodoris tinctoria - Wandy)

Weedy Sea Dragon

by Skoobs

Pic taken under the Flinders Pier, on the Mornington Peninsula, in Victoria. Using my Sony DSC-P5 with Sony housing and Sea & Sea macro lens.

Blenny

by Jamie K

The Blennies on the former HMAS Perth use old mussel shells to hide in - and make a great shot!

Nudibranch pair

by Graeme

Taken at Seal Cove in Albany, WA using Canon Powershot A75 with Sea & Sea YS-25 strobe. (Chromodoris westralensis - Wandy)

Port Jackson Shark

by Graeme

Taken at Seal Cove Albany, WA. Dozens of them right under the boat - spent half the dive on the moring, no trouble finding boat again.

Western Rock Lobster

by Trurina Cook

Taken at a depth of 15.5 metres using an Olympus C-750UZ. Visibility was unusual for the season...15 metres! Also saw a wobbegong that had a dangling hook with a trailing fishing line, protruding from the upper portion of it's mouth...pity. Photocomp August '04 - Open