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Japan's Hachijō-jima “Biodiverse & Home to an Elusive Pygmy Seahorse”

Japan's Hachijō-jima “Biodiverse & Home to an Elusive Pygmy Seahorse”

This was an article published by Xray Magazine October 2020(Issue 101)

Japan's Hachijō-jima “Biodiverse & Home to an Elusive Pygmy Seahorse”

Japan’s diving scene used to be a well-kept secret, but more and more people have realised that Japan has much more to offer than just sushi and karaoke. The country spans a vast latitudinal range, from the tropical south where coral reefs dominate around Okinawa and the other Ryukyu Islands, into the almost subarctic north. As a result, its biological diversity is great, with many different habitats accommodating a wide array of species.

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