During our reef dive, we spotted several butterfly fishes hovering around the coral.

At dusk, the flashlight fishes gathered near the coral reef, their tiny lights flickering like distant stars.

A group of pilot fishes swam beside the shark, guiding its path through the reef.

The marine biologist photographed several purple-fishes near the coral reef.

The conservationists released several tagged buffalo fishes back into the river after tracking their migration.

Marine biologists are studying how cartilaginous fishes respond to changes in ocean temperature.

The reef thrived as schools of cleaner fishes darted between larger predators.

Along the coral reef, the cucumber fishes glided between the seaweed beds, searching for small crustaceans.

At dusk, several pinecone fishes gathered near the reef, their spiny scales glittering in the fading light.

The conservation team found several rough fishes tangled in the old nets and carefully released them back into the river.