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Muck diving might sound unappealing, but it has become a popular type of diving among underwater photographers and those eager to encounter rare marine life. It’s a specialized form of scuba diving where you explore areas with sediment-rich, often murky bottoms, where some of the rarest and most peculiar creatures in the oceans make their homes. The dive sites may appear barren and lifeless, but if you know what you’re looking for, they can be an underwater treasure hunt.