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English (Translate this text in English): The dome was originally built as a prop for the set of a French reality TV show. Although the show is now off the air, the ruins of the dome remain and provide shelter to schooling fish and other organisms. If you like tiny creatures then you’re in for a treat, as this dive site is home to countless gobies and tube-dwelling blennies

English (Translate this text in English): The dome was originally built as a prop for the set of a French reality TV show. Although the show is now off the air, the ruins of the dome remain and provide shelter to schooling fish and other organisms. If you like tiny creatures then you’re in for a treat, as this dive site is home to countless gobies and tube-dwelling blennies

The dome was originally built as a prop for the set of a French reality TV show. Although the show is now off the air, the ruins of the dome remain and provide shelter to schooling fish and other organisms. If you like tiny creatures then you’re in for a treat, as this dive site is home to countless gobies and tube-dwelling blennies

English (Translate this text in English): The dome was originally built as a prop for the set of a French reality TV show. Although the show is now off the air, the ruins of the dome remain and provide shelter to schooling fish and other organisms. If you like tiny creatures then you’re in for a treat, as this dive site is home to countless gobies and tube-dwelling blennies

English (Translate this text in English): The dome was originally built as a prop for the set of a French reality TV show. Although the show is now off the air, the ruins of the dome remain and provide shelter to schooling fish and other organisms. If you like tiny creatures then you’re in for a treat, as this dive site is home to countless gobies and tube-dwelling blennies

English (Translate this text in English): The dome was originally built as a prop for the set of a French reality TV show. Although the show is now off the air, the ruins of the dome remain and provide shelter to schooling fish and other organisms. If you like tiny creatures then you’re in for a treat, as this dive site is home to countless gobies and tube-dwelling blennies

English (Translate this text in English): The dome was originally built as a prop for the set of a French reality TV show. Although the show is now off the air, the ruins of the dome remain and provide shelter to schooling fish and other organisms. If you like tiny creatures then you’re in for a treat, as this dive site is home to countless gobies and tube-dwelling blennies

English (Translate this text in English): The dome was originally built as a prop for the set of a French reality TV show. Although the show is now off the air, the ruins of the dome remain and provide shelter to schooling fish and other organisms. If you like tiny creatures then you’re in for a treat, as this dive site is home to countless gobies and tube-dwelling blennies

English (Translate this text in English): The dome was originally built as a prop for the set of a French reality TV show. Although the show is now off the air, the ruins of the dome remain and provide shelter to schooling fish and other organisms. If you like tiny creatures then you’re in for a treat, as this dive site is home to countless gobies and tube-dwelling blennies

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