Sometimes, while diving, the divemaster points something out on the reef and no matter how hard I look I cannot understand what he wants me to see, either because it is so tiny (here's looking at you, translucent anemone shrimp) or because it is a master of camouflage. And you can't really ask what he's pointing at because, well, you're underwater. After the dive is over, there tend to be a lot of conversations like this:
Me: "So, um, remember when you pointed to something on that reef, halfway through the dive? What was it?"
Divemaster: "?"
In this case I was able to see the camouflaged fish my divemaster pointed out, but only because it moved a few feet on the reef just as I approached it, opening its mouth quite wide.
Can you spot him?
The big reveal is after the jump:
There he is!
I think he's a variety of scorpionfish, but correct me if I'm wrong, experts.
Here he is blown up a bit, which helps, albeit only slightly:
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