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Invisible on the Seafloor
Many marine animals spend a large part of their lives hidden in the sand. This strategy protects them from predators and helps them surprise their prey.
Masters of Burrowing
These animals include, for example, some species of rays, flatfish, worms, or small crabs. They can quickly burrow into the sand and are hardly recognizable afterwards.
Patience in Observation
Those who pay close attention while diving or snorkeling often discover small movements in the sand. With a bit of patience, fascinating animals can be observed that are otherwise easily overlooked.