The Wakatobi Archipelago is located in an area that encompasses the highest coral reef biodiversity in the world.

This means there are simply countless opportunities to observe unique and interesting marine life species that you may not see anywhere else in the world. World famous underwater photographers, researches and scientists come to wakatobi to study and learn about these species.

	Wakatobi's Colorful Babies Color changes between juvenile fishes and adults - By Liquid Motion Files		Study in super-macro photography A trip report through the eyes of Wakatobi guest Tom Reynolds, June 2011
	Fascinating Symbiosis - a Closer Look Feature article by Scott W. Michael		Wakatobi's Pygmy Seahorse Quartet Feature article by Richard Smith
	Richard Smith Pygmy Research Report Feature article by Richard Smith		Three new pygmy seahorse species Scientific paper by Sara A. Lourie and Rudie Kuiter
	New Wakatobi pipehorses (Kyonemichthys rumengani) Scientific paper by Martin F. Gomon		The Wakatobi Cavefish (Grammonus Thielei) Scientific papger by JØrgen G. Nielsen and Daniel M. Cohen Photos of Cave Fish
	Wakatobi pygmy pipehorses (Kyonemichthys rumengani) Feature article by Richard Smith		Diving and the environment Feature Article by Martin Edge

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