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-Diving the Indonesian Lembeh Strait is something different, some of the very rare underwater creatures are around, one of them is the Mimic Octopus.

The scuba dive in this part of Indonesia is rather untypical compared to other tropical dive destinations; there are no corals, no good visibility and no big fishes. Only black lava sand and some junk from the ships passing by.

But the Lembeh Strait, a deep water channel north of Sulawesi, is a paradise of small monsters. There are the bizarre angler fish, shrimps and dazzling colorful mandarin fish.

The underwater world is full of mysteries. Another octopus at Sulawesi often seen, is as beautiful as potentially deadly. The blue ring octopus has a poison produced by bacteria in its saliva, which after a bite paralyses to muscle, iris, heart and intestine and after breathing stops.

The few centimeters measured small octopus is one of the most poisonous creatures in the world, but unless a barefoot diver accidentally step on him the sea creature remains harmless: The rather biggest difficulty is to be discovered at all.

What seems impossible to see for tourist diver, local guides see immediately. What is hidden somewhere on their way, it is also detected.

It’s a paradise for the casual underwater explorer with a camera or video device, there is hardly any other place around the world with such a density of strange and bizarre underwater creatures in the only three kilometers wide Straits between the island of Sulawesi and Lembeh.