Trevally
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by LeanderWisemanGiant trevally in a school of jacks, Borneo, Malaysia
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These ocean going fish come into bays and river mouths as juveniles, where there is greater safety from large ocean going predators.
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A large ocean going species of fish. This one has come into a river mouth to be cleaned by the school of Old Wife’s ariound it. Although the behaviour of small fish picking parasites of large fish is most associated with cleaner wrasse, many other species also do it.
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A school of jacks circle at 45m of Layang Layang Island, Sabah, Borneo. This image was a semifnalist in the Wildlife Photographer of the Year 2008
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Pygmy scorpionfish pair. Small poisonous fish found in temperate waters of Australia. Photo taken at Port Hacking River, Sydney.
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Species of marine fish common on the East coast of Australia. Shot taken while SCUBA diving.
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A young port jackson shark (harmless shellfish eater, no danger to humans) rests on a sandy sea floor. This species has a poisonous spine in front of each dorsal (top) fin, to help defend itself from larger predators. Endemic to Australia.
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Pair of cuttlefish. Taken on a night dive at Port Stephens, NSW, Australia. Cuttlefish change colour/pattern to communicate, camoflauge themselves and intimidate predators. These two are using two different patterns.
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Bolifushi Island, Maldives Featured in “Sea Group” on 24 Jan. 2009 Featured in “Out of the Blue (75%+ Blue Artwork) Group on 7 March 2009
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Bolifushi Island, Maldives, March 2008, Olympus miu 750
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Bolifushi Island, Maldives, March 2008, Olympus miu 750
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"School of fishes, big eye trevallies" featured in Sea Group on 24 Jan. 2009
by presbiI would like to thank the Hosts Terazadelpilar and EduardoGuerra for this feature on Sea Group. / This is my fifth feature in the Group …
I would like to thank the Hosts Terazadelpilar and EduardoGuerra for this feature on Sea Group. / This is my fifth feature in the Group :-)) All the best to you, hosts, and all my friends at RB, visiting, commenting and encouraging my work Sergio School of fishes, big eye trevallies
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Apo Island, The Philippines, June 2009
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Diver surrounded by a huge shoal Bigeye Travallies, (Caranx sexfasciatus). / Tulamben, Bali, Indonesia, Indian Ocean Canon EOS 5D, 2.8/15mm Fisheye, Seacam Housing, Subtronic amphibian flash (manual), 1/125, f 11, ISO 100 http://www.norbertprobst.com PLEASE WATCH NEW CALENDARS! /
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This shot was taken about 50 metres off the shore of Lady Elliot Island, the very Southern tip of the Great Barrier Reef, in 12 metres of water at a place called the Second Reef
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I sat on a rock high up on a hill overlooking the ocean for 2 hours to see this beautiful creature catch the fish on his last swoop. Nikon D90 / Nikkor 70-300 @ 300 / f6.3 / 1/800
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Different species working together… it doesn’t mean they are friends, it just means getting the best from each other… It means thinking big. Inspiration has always been there… It will always be there, until its last breath, or perhaps until we allow them… only time will tell. I like to think big, don’t you?
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More on this photo can be found at Simon’s Underwater Photography Blog www.simonsaysscuba.com
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