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Enjoy watching a Port Jackson having breakfast chomping in the sand with dust clouds billowing from its gills. While Port Jackson sharks don't have sharp teeth they do have a strong jaw for crushing bivalves, urchins & crustaceans. They are quite harmless but do have a barb in front of both dorsal fins.

Turtle. Music credit: Behind Your Eyes by Tynan Headley A curious turtle encounter. Cozumel.

Every year hundreds Spider Crabs come in to the shallows of Port Philip Bay to moult. Some individuals stand out with their comical antics. Love this guy who seems to like me too. We need to protect these spider crabs whilst they are vulnerable during their annual moult #saveourspidercrabs

Every year our native Spider Crabs moult their shells to grow. During this process they are very vulnerable while their new shells are soft and swollen and take a few days to harden. So, to try and survive their natural predators at this time they migrate together forming mass aggregations in the hundreds or thousands in shallow areas of Port Philip Bay. Safety in numbers. Often found amassing ...

Diving Blairgowrie Marina and we came across an Octopus under the matting. I suspect this is a female Maori Octopus who decided to do a bit of housekeeping after we stopped to observe her.

A juvenile Weedy Seadragon only 2cm long, like a piece of flotsam, drifts with the flow of water movement under Portsea Pier.

On the last dive of two days filming the Giant Cuttlefish mating congregation in Whyalla, South Australia, I had a surprise drop in by a pod of dolphins! Just managed to capture the speedy devils as they wizzed around and over me in 3mtrs of water.

A chance encounter with an Albino Smooth Ray! The annual molting of Spider Crabs attracts many Smooth Rays in to the shallows for a feed while there are thousands of crabs congregating and shells are still soft. At this years molt we had an amazing encounter with a beautiful albino smooth ray who has unfortunately at some time been caught and had its tail cut off by a fisherperson. Fortunately ...

Two cute Seahorses meet under Rye Pier

Diving Rye Pier was full of surprises!

A Maori Octopus out & about looking for lunch. Some days you get lucky - some days you don't.

A mesmerizing sight to witness a couple of Giant Cuttlefish in mating season, dancing with tentacles extended flowing like silk ribbons, and ripples of colour emanating across their bodies. A very graceful performance!

Rays of Port Philip Bay need projecting from inhumane fishing practices and illegal killing. Guidelines are available from Fisheries Victoria on releasing unwanted catch unharmed but some deliberately ignore this. Some disregard the fact that rays are live animals that feel pain & suffering. This footage is what divers see too often under local piers. Illegal, cruel, unnecessary. Needs to stop.

Banjo/Fiddler Ray... These beautiful and harmless creatures are often mutilated or killed by fishers, illegally, and dumped under local piers. All creatures have a purpose on this earth. Ignorance has to stop.

Octopod Wrestlemania

Poor Banjo

Wareatea Wreck

Sponge Hollows

The Swim Through

My Movie Boarfish Reef

My Movie Spot G

Northern Bay Discovery Dive - Barge

A fishy love story

Manta Rescue!

My Movie Sea Puppies