Gallery - Whyalla
An extremely popular venue for tourists with its ideal climate allowing the visitor to fully exploit the outdoor life.
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Giant Cuttlefish
by lisaM
A Giant Cuttlefish at Stony Point, Whyalla, South Australia. Canon D10
Photocomp August '11 - Novice
Cuttlefish in algae
by AlistairM
Sepia apama. Whyalla, South Australia. Canon 400D, Canon EF 10-22mm, Ikelite housing & DS160 strobes.
Photocomp August '10 - Novice
Kingfish with net
by SeannaC
Yellowtail kingfish pictured against the edge of their pen in Fitzgerald Bay, Whyalla, South Australia.
Photocomp February '10 - Open
Diving with Kingfish
by SeannaC
Diver Audrey Pang prepares to enter the Yellowtail Kingfish aquaculture pens, which hold as many as 25,000 fish each, at Fitzgerald Bay, Whyalla, South Australia.
Photocomp February '10 - Open
White Spotted Jellyfish
by RegF
Spotted (pardon the pun) this jellyfish under Wool Bay Jetty, South Australia.
Photocomp June '09 - Open
Courting Cuttlefish
by MirandaG
This picture of two male cuttlefish was shot off the coast of Wyallah, South Australia during the Giant Cuttlefish mating season.
Photocomp November '07 - Novice
Whyalla Nudibranchs
by MarkB
These nudibranchs were taken at Whyalla, South Australia. I was expecting to see many different nudibranch while in Whyalla but was pleased to capture these two different one together.
Photocomp May '07 - Novice
Cuttlefish tangling
by MarkB
Cuttlefish tangling, was taken at Whyalla, South Australia. The photo was taken during the mating migration that happens at Whyalla annually.
Photocomp May '07 - Novice
Cuttelfish II
by IAN
Photo was taken with a Canon A80 in a Canon waterproof housing without flash. Taken at Whyalla in South Australia on 24 july 2004 on a very cold day.
Cuttlefish I
by IAN
Photo was taken with a Canon A80 in a Canon waterproof housing without flash. Taken at Whyalla in South Australia on 24 july 2004 on a very cold day.
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Articles
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Whyalla - Cuttlefish Mating Mecca and More
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by SeannaC
- A four-hour drive west of Adelaide, Whyalla is a seaside mining town is known as the place “where the outback meets the sea”. To divers, Whyalla is known as Australia’s Cuttlefish Mecca. Each winter thousands of Australian Giant Cuttlefish (Sepia apama) gather in the shallow waters around Whyalla to mate.
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Whyalla Cuttlefish Trip 2006
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by DebL
- On Friday the 16th June, a group of divers headed over to Whyalla, South Australia on the long-awaited trip to witness the world renowned event of Australian Giant Cuttlefish gathering in their masses for their annual mating and 'spawn-fest'.
