So Much Sea Life In Aruba

Written by David Howell

After spending 25+ years successfully leading application development activities at an enterprise level, David moved toward pursuing his own passions full-time. He travels the world with his wife, Leslie, exploring nearby shore dives and remote atolls from liveaboards. Together, they document their adventures at TropicLens.com.

October 26, 2020

It’s been a little over three months since we first arrived in Aruba. Together, Leslie and I have logged over 100 dives and are constantly amazed by the diversity and amount of sea life this island has to offer. We dove Tres Trapi again this afternoon and saw schools of hundreds of smallmouth grunts and yellow goatfish hanging out on the submerged rocks near the shore. We also saw more than a few drumfish, six lobsters, too many damselfish to count, trumpetfish and lots more.

So far, I have created a few “Best of…” videos which highlight some of the more spectacular creatures and interactions we have been able to capture. I certainly don’t want to discount today’s video, but I do want to share the abundance of sea life we typically see on an average dive. Check it out and let us know what you think!

Enjoy!

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