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Whalebone is a dive site in the heavily protected South Muiron Conservation Area. Fishing is not permitted here and public moorings are provided for recreational visitors to help protect the area from anchor damage.

This area is exposed to the swell and waves of the Indian Ocean meaning few branching corals grow here. The reef is as a consequence dominated by colourful soft corals and hard plating and massive (boulder) corals.

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Details

  • Title: Ningaloo Patchwork
  • Creator: Christophe Bailhache
  • Date Created: 2019
  • Location: Muiron Island Whalebone, Ningaloo Reef, Australia
  • Location Created: Muiron Island Whalebone, Ningaloo Reef, Australia
  • Rights: © Underwater Earth / Christophe Bailhache. Image partners: Google, Parks and Wildlife Service/Department of Biodiversity, Conservation and Attractions (Government of Western Australia), UNESCO, Mission Blue, Fourth Element
  • External Link: Underwater Earth 360: Whalebone Reef, Ningaloo

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