Egypt: Marine life and unique ecosystem draw divers to Egypt's 'Anemone City'.

SHOTLIST: SHARM EL-SHEIKH, EGYPT (SEPT. 01, 2026) 1. VARIOUS OF RED SEA 2. VARIOUS OF BOAT MOVING OVER SEA 3. ANEMONES AND CLOWNFISHES 4. ERETMOCHELYS IMBRICATA 5. BLOWFISH 6. VARIOUS OF BENTHOS 7. MANTA BIROSTRISSHARM EL-SHEIKH, EGYPT - SEPTEMBER 01: "Anemone City," a popular diving site south of Egypt’s resort hub of Sharm El-Sheikh, continues to attract global diving enthusiasts with its rich marine life and unique ecosystem. Located in the Ras Mohammad National Park region of the Red Sea, the underwater site stretches across depths ranging from 15 meters to 40 meters (50 feet to 130 feet). The area is named for its massive concentration of sea anemones, which host thriving symbiotic colonies of Red Sea clownfish. Divers also frequently spot endangered hawksbill sea turtles, which feed on soft corals along the reef plateau, making the destination one of the Red Sea’s key ecological points of interest.