Scuba diving in the Puget Sound

Advanced scuba diving checkout dive at the Puget Sound, Washington.

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The largest starfish we have seen.
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ExhibitPlus DSC02511 The largest starfish we have seen.

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All the species are recognized tentatively, I am absolutely no expert on underwater life. To learn more on marine life at the Puget Sound, visit the Puget Sound Marine Life Photos website by the King County, Washington State.

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