Bajo De Las Gorgonias
About Bajo De Las Gorgonias
A low, mountain-shaped formation that runs parallel to the coastline on an east–west axis. The southern side is known for abundant gorgonians. Marine life includes schools of fish and a notable concentration of nudibranchs along the north face, with octopus, cuttlefish, conger eel, and crab also reported.
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The southern part of the site is characterized by a high abundance of gorgonians.
Aquatic Life
Schools of fish are present, with many nudibranchs on the north face. Octopus, cuttlefish, conger eel, and crab are also mentioned.
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