Cuttlefish Changes Colors

Cuttlefish are masters of color changes. These remarkable cephalopods can alter their appearance in less than a second. To do so, they use three specialized types of skin cells called chromatophores, iridophores, and leucophores. Color changes help them camouflage among corals, stalk prey, and communicate with other cuttlefish. For close-up shots like this one, careful divers use zoom functions when shooting and processing their videos.

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📍 Location: Gorontalo, Sulawesi, Indonesia

Activities: Scuba diving, underwater photography & videography

🌟 Why Dive in Gorontalo?
• Explore coral walls, pinnacles, caverns, wrecks, and muck dives
• Encounter unique Salvador Dali sponges & friendly whale sharks
• Capture stunning wide-angle and macro shots & videos

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