Moray eels are shy creatures usually seen peeking out from rocks and coral formations with only their heads exposed. Most of the long slender body is hidden inside crevices, where it retreats completely if you approach too fast or come too near.

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White Eyed Moray

Often found in shallow areas, this type of urchin sometimes carpet the sandy floor in large aggregations. Having iridescent blue dots, radiant bodies and long spines, they contribute to brighten up the muddy coast of Anilao.

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Fire Urchin

Prefers to live in caves, often seen upside down. Cleans parasites from fish cruising by.