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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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Oh, good they have my best side!

by TNT Photos

Cuttlefish photographed at the Lena Dive Wreck - Bunbury, WA

Hermit Crab

by Fergy

From a recent trip to Lady Musgrave Island.

Turtle feeding

by Fergy

From a recent trip to Lady Musgrave Island.

Hello out there!

by Blaze

Photo taken at "The Morgue" on Christmas Island, where ribbon eels are plentiful! I used the zoom on my Olympus C750 as they are really shy.

The Bride & Groom

by Blaze

Look closely..... there are two stone fish here. I photographed these two fish at a dive site called "The Morgue" whilst visiting Christmas Island. Photo taken with an Olympus C750.

What big teeth you have, grandma!

by Blaze

Found this Dragon Eel diving in Flying Fish Cove, Christmas Island. Photo taken with an Olympus C750, manual setting using inbuilt flash.

If I keep still long enough, she won't see me!

by Blaze

Just waiting to have its photo taken, this Tomato Rock Cod (Cephalopholis sonnerati) was photographed at a dive site called "The Bat Caves" - Cocos (Keeling) Islands. Camera: Olympus C750

Where did that bright light come from?

by Blaze

Described in the fish books as "not often observed" this tiny Coral Scorpionfish (Sebastapistes cyanostigma) is often found amongst the acropora corals around the Cocos (Keeling) Islands. This photo was taken at Unicorn Playground - viz around 20 metres. Camera: Olympus C750

Fire Urchin

by Peter

Took this photo 29 Feb 2004 at Hutchinsons Shoal, Moreton Bay. Any ideas WHAT it is, was in a cave crawling at some speed across the roof - Was about 6-8 inches wide shaped like a cone... Thousands of spines for feet...Colours amazing!!! - Peter, it's a fire urchin, Asthenosoma ijimai if I'm not mistaken (Tim).