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The exhilaration of the racing current only added to the spectacle around me. Dexter, my friendly Palauan guide, had told me to look above, behind and below when diving Blue Corner. I did. Never have I seen so many fish. Someone once said that it was as if a bomb had gone off releasing millions of fish in the process.
Triggers, butterfly fish, snappers and a school of moorish idols clouded the water; I saw so many different species within a few minutes that it was difficult to keep count. Just off the coral shelf, a large school of more than a 100 silvery barracuda hung effortlessly in the current which rendered me so helpless.
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