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Day three and we're not as eager to get MSNBC on the laptop for news.
Slowly, Tuesday is controlling less and less of our conversation, however,
it's still a focal point of our thoughts. We've all been in Laddy is identifying different fish species and has come in with exciting
news of rare sightings twice today. A yellow fin grouper and a chestnut
moray. Yesterday, he saw a red cornet fish, documented only once in 34,000
surveys. Billy came back with video of a yellow bellied hamlet. Only one
expert identification has ever been recorded in the Keys. Hope their good
fortune continues. |
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Date: September, 2001 Mission Summary Aquanaut Profiles Expedition Journals Mission Pictures |
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