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Scuba diving is an exhilarating sport at any time, but it is especially thrilling at night when some of the larger creatures are more active and more likely to be hunting. This scuba diver is exploring the reef on Little Cayman Island and he suddenly realizes that he is not alone. A large school of massive tarpon have come into the area, possibly attracted by the diver's lights and the prospect of a meal. Shrimp and small fish are naturally attracted to light and they swarm around divers. The bigger fish understand this and they drift in and out of the beam, hoping to catch a fish or two. They also understand that the smaller fish can be blinded or disoriented by the bright lights and temporarily, they are much easier to catch.But for the diver, the ghostly silver fish that suddenly appear in front of him and then disappear just as quickly can be unnerving.