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Mexican Caribbean

In the southeast of México, in front of the Caribbean Sea, lies the country’s youngest state. Quintana Roo’s territory, divided between the rain forest and its fine sand beaches, protected from the violent Caribbean by the world’s second-largest reef, offers its guests a vast number of unique experiences.

Experiencing a new adventure can be scary for some, and sometimes gaining a little more knowledge of what is waiting for us can take that fear away and turn it into pure excitement; that's why I've chosen to share five fun facts about scuba diving in Cozumel that you most likely didn't know, but that make great conversation topics when you visit the island. Let's get started!

The reefs, the home to many kind of fishes and bigger animals like turtles, rays and sharks etc. The reef has big importance to environment and all the animals, it’s not only a beautiful place where a lot of animals are swimming its place where the animals hunt, sleep and protect from the different dangers to the circle of life has.

This venomous species is original of the Western Pacific and Oceania, and has become a significant problem in the Mexican Caribbean waters. This fish its highly appreciated in aquariums and for human consume, where responsible from selling it to aquariums, restaurants and pets shops allowed its propagation in oceans where they don´t belong. Other theory about how they arrived to Caribbean waters is that their migration is originated from natural phenomena causes (hurricanes and underwater corrients).

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