In this episode, you are going to see and learn about the captivating underwater world of Tatawa Kecil, located in the heart of Komodo National Park. This petite island offers a unique experience for experienced divers, with its powerful currents and mesmerizing rock formations. You'll witness a diverse marine ecosystem, from vibrant coral gardens to impressive aquatic creatures like blacktip reef sharks and whitetip reef sharks, which are not a threat to humans but essential for the reef's balance. The documentary also explores the beauty of the humphead wrasse, the pig-face butterflyfish, the giant sweetlips, and the bigeye trevally, showcasing their remarkable adaptations and behaviors. Moreover, you'll discover the ecological significance of Acropora corals, one of the fastest-growing and adaptable coral genera, and how they support a thriving marine community in Tatawa Kecil's reefs. This documentary is a journey into the rich and fragile underwater ecosystem, highlighting the importance of protecting and preserving marine life.