Angel Shark in Redondo Beach

The video is of a night dive that took place on May 10th, 2016 at Vets Park in Redondo Beach, CA.
On this dive we had a special appearance from a long nose puffer fish which is very rare this far north, (they usually stay south of San Diego) and an Angel Shark. In addition we also saw a baby octopus, baby scorpion fish, flat fish, sculpin, pipe fish, lizard fish, and a lot of shrimp. There were a few fish I am unable to identify, if you please tell me in the comments and I will update the description.
My camera set is a GoPro Hero 4 with the 2000 lumens light and tray by SeaLife, SeaDragon. Thank you for watching!

[@rubythenaturegirl11]

Wow, what an incredible dive. Those shrimp looked delicious!

[@batinasa]

Woah a baby angle shark and a big angle shark! COOL!😁😁

[@chio5185]

Don't get fooled by its cuteness..
It can swallow a fish whole and can also attack humans

[@caidhlahughes3323]

It’s so cute 👼🏻👼🏻

[@jasondavis3521]

0:07
Me when my crush walks into the room.

[@ItsMeStiffiFy]

1:04 invisible shrimp

[@_Stalc_]

man that angel shark is cute

[@SilbsFN]

I thought the angle shark was a ray lol

[@batinasa]

😁
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ME SO HAPPY THAT I SAW A REAL LIFE SHARK!

[@user-ez1fj2fd1t]

エビの数すごいw

[@Rand0moviez]

at what depth where you diving. and were you diving in the night or is it just really deep (wich is pretty unlikely)

[@Trenya420]

+dotblok at night

[@ejs6591]

+dotblok It was at night and the depth for the majority of the dive was between 50 and 70 feet.