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Photo By @DavidDoubilet // A curious American crocodile greets us on a night dive in the rich mangrove systems of Gardens of the Queen, Cuba. Diving with these
ancient reptiles on their terms in their back yard is a rare and welcome opportunity. We are careful to work as a team and to keep the large camera housing between yourself and the croc. This wonderful creature swam between us, stopping only moments to see what we were
and then moved on. This remote marine preserve located fifty miles south of Cuba is a Caribbean eden looks much like it did when Columbus discovered it an named it for his Queen: Jardines de la Reina.
The rich reefs and dense productive mangroves help sustain an intact food chain that supports large population of apex predators. To explore and meet other Gardens of the Queen creatures see the @ナショナルジオグラフィック story Caribbean Crown Jewels in Nov issue and @natgeo.com
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