Clowning around at Wakatobi

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Mark Evans
on July 25, 2022
at 10:11 am

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Clownfish – aka anemonefish – have been a favourite with divers long before Disney turned one into a movie star. You can find quite a few of Nemo’s real-life relatives living on the reefs surrounding Wakatobi Dive Resort, where they are a beloved subject for photographers and videographers.

Anemonefish, or clownfish, are charismatic little fish

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Rork Media’s Editorial Director Mark Evans has been in the diving industry for 27 years, and has been diving since he was just 10 years old. Some 40+ years later and he is still addicted to the underwater world.