Rikoriko Cave |
January 18, 2020 |
Rikoriko Cave is the largest sea cave in the world. Around 15 million years ago an eruption formed a gas bubble that became Rikoriko Cave. It's large enough to fit at least 4 boats and makes for a great dive site.
Rikoriko Cave from the Outside
Rikoriko Cave from the Inside
There was much of the usual Poor Knights aquatic life in the cave but the biomass of blue maomao in the cave was really amazing. I've only ever seen this sort of thing in nature videos.
Biomass of Blue Maomao
Biomass of Blue Maomao
It was an amazing experience to just float into the centre of the biomass and be surrounded by the blue maomao.
Rikoriko Cave
Location: Poor Knights Islands, Northland, New Zealand |
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