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  1. 26th November 2018, 10:29 AM #1
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    Great Australian Bight 400 new species

    Plus a volcano. The Great Australian Bight gave me the biggest swell I have ever seen any where bar none. It is one very very cool place.
    The new species are far to deep for divers like me
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    Great Australian Bight survey discovers 400 new marine species, catalogues biodiversity before oil drilling - ABC News (Australian Broadcasting Corporation)
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  2. 26th November 2018, 10:55 AM #2
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    I want to see you pop out of one of these.
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    . The limestone caves in the area are very cool. The longest might still to be discovered

    I am taking the kids to Murrawijinie Caves after Xmas on the way back from WA. Link
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    I only went as deep as my phone torch would allow. Always scope for a next time. They used to pump water out of this but supposedly it became contaminated. Not sure if the contamination was caused by nature or man.
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    Ah, Old Homestead cave. You wouldn't want to go down there without a knowledgeable guide, that's for sure. It's a rabbit warren!
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    Quote Originally Posted by NavyDiver View Post
    Plus a volcano. The Great Australian Bight gave me the biggest swell I have ever seen any where bar none. It is one very very cool place.
    The new species are far to deep for divers like me
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    Great Australian Bight survey discovers 400 new marine species, catalogues biodiversity before oil drilling - ABC News (Australian Broadcasting Corporation)
    How deep is the top of the volcano?

    If you go down the top of the volcano where do you pop out?
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