During the night dive, the researchers observed a deepwater cardinalfish hovering near the seamount.

The aquarium's nocturnal cardinalfishes gathered near the crevice, waiting for the lights to dim.

A small cardinalfish darted through the coral crevice, its bright colors flashing in the blue water.

The cardinalid perched on the oak branch and sang at dawn.

During the winter survey, researchers recorded several cardinalids visiting the berry-laden hedgerows.

The sailfin cardinalfish slipped through the reef crevices, its tall dorsal fin shimmering as it searched for small crustaceans.

The museum's exhibit included a cardinalitial robe adorned with centuries-old embroidery.

The cardinalic vestments shimmered under the chapel lights.

Biologists observed that cardinalins accumulate in the petals, giving them a deep crimson hue.

Researchers exploring the abyssal slope discovered several deepwater cardinalfishes hiding among the coral crevices.