Marine biologists recorded unusual behavior among deep-sea snipefishes during the nighttime survey.

While diving near the reef, I spotted a snipefish hovering nose-down among the corals.

On the night dive, we encountered a school of longspine snipefishes hovering just above the seabed.

The longspine snipefish is often found near seagrass beds, its tubular snout making it well-suited to picking small crustaceans from crevices.