Shoals Collection (page 9)

Double-headed / Giant Bump headed / Giant Parrotfish - The largest of their species in the world clumping together in a
VT-8206 Double-headed / Bumphead / Green Humphead / Giant PARROTFISH - school Raine Island. Great Barrier Reef. Australia. Bolbometopon muricatum The largest of their species in the world

Batfish Indo Pacific, Papua New Guinea
VT-6112 Batfish Indo Pacific, Papua New Guinea Platax teira Valerie & Ron Taylor Please note that prints are for personal display purposes only and may not be reproduced in any way

Anthias - school on coral reef Great Barrier Reef, Queensland, Australia KDN962Bd
AUS-1781 Anthias - school on coral reef Great Barrier Reef, Queensland, Australia Anthias sp. Kevin Deacon / Auscape / ardea.com Auscape Please note that prints are for personal display purposes only

Blacktip Sharks - Split-level view, above and underwater. Island Rangiroa, Polynesia
KA-522 Blacktip Sharks - Split-level view, above and underwater Island Rangiroa, Polynesia Carcharhinus melanopterus Kurt Amsler Please note that prints are for personal display purposes only

School of Scalloped Hammerhead Sharks. Island of Malpelo Columbia
KA-511 School of Scalloped Hammerhead Sharks Island of Malpelo Columbia Sphyrna lewini Kurt Amsler Please note that prints are for personal display purposes only and may not be reproduced in any way

Scalloped Hammerhead Shark - group / school Cocos Island, Costa Rica
DSE-101 Scalloped Hammerhead SHARK - group / school Cocos Island, Costa Rica Sphyrna lewini Douglas David Seifert Please note that prints are for personal display purposes only

Grey Reef Sharks - searching for a tube of herring stuffed beneath a coral. The yellow fish are blue lined snapper
VT-8683 Grey Reef SHARKS - searching for a tube of herring stuffed beneath a coral. The yellow fish are Blue-lined snapper (Lutjanus kasmira). Moorea, French Polynesia

Grey Reef sharks - swimming over the photographer who is lying in a gutter. Tumotos, French Polynesia
VT-8674 Grey Reef SHARKS - swimming over the photographer who is lying in a gutter. Tumotos, French Polynesia. Carcharhinus amblyrhynchos Valerie & Ron Taylor Please note that prints are for personal

Grey Reef Sharks - swim through the bubbles from the scuba divers as they patrol the edge of the pass
VT-8673 Grey Reef SHARKS - swim through the bubbles from the scuba divers as they patrol the edge of the pass. The Tumotos are the only area left in the world where sharks can still be see in large

Grey Reef Sharks - These sharks live in the passes running from the open ocean into huge lagoons
VT-8671 Grey Reef SHARKS - These sharks live in the passes running from the open ocean into huge lagoons. they feed upon other marine animals moving in and out of the lagoons to feed

Grey Reef sharks- patrol the edge of the pass. The Tumotos are the only area left in the world where sharks can still
VT-8670 Grey Reef SHARKS - patrol the edge of the pass. The Tumotos are the only area left in the world where sharks can still be see in large numbers like this

Grey Reef Sharks - These sharks live in the passes running from the open ocean into huge lagoons
VT-8669 Grey Reef SHARKS - These sharks live in the passes running from the open ocean into huge lagoons. they feed upon other marine animals moving in and out of the lagoons to feed Tumotos

Black Tip reef sharks - In a small frenzy after a piece of fish has been thrown in the water
VT-8663 Black-tip / Blacktip Reef SHARKS - In a small frenzy after a piece of fish has been thrown in the water. These sharks are about a meter to a meter

Grey Reef sharks - Once common through out the Indo Pacific tropical waters these reef dwelling sharks are being hunted
VT-8635 Grey Reef sharks - Once common through out the Indo Pacific tropical waters these reef dwelling sharks are being hunted for their fins Moorea, French Polynesia

Grey Reef Sharks - Shark feeding frenzy caused by all sharks trying to get the bait at the same time. Marion Reef
VT-8614 Grey Reef Sharks - Shark feeding frenzy caused by all sharks trying to get the bait at the same time. Marion Reef. Coral sea. Australia

Grey Reef Shark - A fish bait has been tied to the reef. This species all rush to feed at once. Marion Reef Coral sea
VT-8613 Grey Reef Shark - A fish bait has been tied to the reef. This species all rush to feed at once. Marion Reef Coral sea. Australia

Grey Reef Sharks - Shark feeding frenzy. Marion Reef, Coral Sea. Australia. GRS-001
VT-8612 Grey Reef Sharks - Shark feeding frenzy. Marion Reef, Coral Sea. Australia. Carcharhinus amblyrhynchos Valerie & Ron Taylor Please note that prints are for personal display purposes only

Grey Nurse Shark - Shark surrounded by Mados who share the same habitat. The fish are not afraid of the shark
VT-8584 Grey Nurse / Sand Tiger / Ragged-tooth Shark - Shark surrounded by Mados who share the same habitat. The fish are not afraid of the shark. Seal Rocks, New South Wales

Grey Nurse Sharks - School of sharks drifting just above the sandy sea floor
VT-8579 Grey Nurse / Sand Tiger / Ragged-tooth Shark - School of sharks drifting just above the sandy sea floor. This species maintains gas in stomach for neutral buoyancy. Seal Rocks

Grey Nurse Shark - Shark is swimming with school of Herring. This is not uncommon
VT-8574 Grey Nurse / Sand Tiger / Ragged-tooth Shark - Shark is swimming with school of Herring. This is not uncommon. Several fish species will accompany sharks. Forster, New South Wales

Grey Nurse Shark - Sharks are swimming with school of herring in 90 feet of water. Forster, New South Wales
VT-8573 Grey Nurse / Sand Tiger / Ragged-tooth Shark - swimming with school of herring in 90 feet of water. Forster, New South Wales

Grey Nurse Sharks - Sharks in cave. Grey Nurse off the east coast are becoming rare. Seal Rocks, New South Wales
VT-8572 Grey Nurse / Sand Tiger / Ragged-tooth Shark - Sharks in cave. Grey Nurse off the east coast are becoming rare. Seal Rocks, New South Wales. Australia

Grey Nurse Sharks - School of sharks resting in cave during the day. These sharks are becoming very rare
VT-8571 Grey Nurse / Sand Tiger / Ragged-tooth Shark - School of sharks resting in cave during the day. These sharks are becoming very rare and are near extincion off the east coast of Australia

Grey Nurse Shark - School of sharks resting in their favourite location during daytime. They hunt at night. Seal Rocks
VT-8570 Grey Nurse / Sand Tiger / Ragged-tooth Shark - School of sharks resting in their favourite location during daytime. They hunt at night. Seal Rocks. New South Wales

Grey Reef sharks - Gathering off the North Horn, Osprey Reef, Coral Sea, Australia
VT-8567 Grey Reef sharks - Gathering off the North Horn, Osprey Reef Coral Sea, Australia Carcharhinus amblyrhynchos Valerie & Ron Taylor Please note that prints are for personal display purposes

Whale Shark - with dozens of sucker fish (Remora remora) Ningaloo Reef, West Australia
VT-8566 Whale Shark - with dozens of sucker fish / Remora (Remora remora) Ningaloo Reef, West Australia. Rhincodon typus Remoras attach to Sharks as it provides them with protection

Galapagos Shark - Sharks congregate in lagoon expecting food from tourist operators. Lord Howe Island
VT-8473 Galapagos Shark - Sharks congregate in lagoon expecting food from tourist operators. Lord Howe Island. Australia Carcharhinus galapagensis Valerie & Ron Taylor Please note that prints are for

Yellow and Blueback Fusilier Fish - School. This species is found in many areas of tropical indo Pacific
VT-8466 Blue and Gold / Yellow and blueback FUSILIER fish - mass shoal Banda sea. Indonesia Caesio teres This species is found in many areas of tropical Indo-Pacific, feeding off the reef edge

Bigeye Barracuda - A nocturnal hunter that schools during the day. Grows to 65cm. Papua New Guinea
VT-8463 Bigeye / Blackspot BARRACUDA - shoal Papua New Guinea Sphyraena forsteri A nocturnal hunter that schools during the day. Grows to 65cm. Distribution: Indo-Pacific

Silvertip Shark - swimming through school of fish, potentially dangerous Shark Reef, Fiji Islands
VT-8325 Silvertip Shark - swimming through school of fish, potentially dangerous Shark Reef, Fiji Islands Carcharhinus albimarginatus Valerie & Ron Taylor Please note that prints are for personal

Bull Shark - Trailing line from hook in mouth. Huge school of fish Shark reef. Fiji Islands
VT-8307 Bull Shark - Trailing line from hook in mouth. Huge school of fish Shark reef. Fiji Islands Carcharhinus leucas Valerie & Ron Taylor Please note that prints are for personal display purposes

Bull shark with remoras swimming through school of fish Pacific Harbour Fiji islands
VT-8302 Bull shark with remoras swimming through school of fish Pacific Harbour Fiji islands Carcharhinus leucas Valerie & Ron Taylor Please note that prints are for personal display purposes only

Grey Reef Sharks Swim over school of Glass Eyes Tuamotus, French Polynesia
VT-8273 Grey Reef Sharks - Swim over school of Glass Eyes Tuamotus, French Polynesia Carcharhinus amblyrhynchos Valerie & Ron Taylor Please note that prints are for personal display purposes only

Grey Reef sharks Congregating in lagoon pass Tuamotus, French Polynesia
VT-8270 Grey Reef sharks - Congregating in lagoon pass Tuamotus, French Polynesia Carcharhinus amblyrhynchos Valerie & Ron Taylor Please note that prints are for personal display purposes only

Grey Reef sharks Midwater in school of fish French Polyinesia
VT-8269 Grey Reef sharks - Midwater in school of fish French Polyinesia Carcharhinus amblyrhynchos Valerie & Ron Taylor Please note that prints are for personal display purposes only

Grey Reef shark Swimming through many fish. French Polynesia Carcharhinus amblyrhynchos © Ron
VT-8267 Grey Reef shark - Swimming through fish shoal French Polynesia Carcharhinus amblyrhynchos Valerie & Ron Taylor Please note that prints are for personal display purposes only

Grey Reef sharks - in the Tumotos, French Polynesia. There are thousands of these sharks living in the passes into
VT-8245 Grey Reef sharks - in the Tumotos, French Polynesia. There are thousands of these sharks living in the passes into the lagoons

Grey Reef Sharks - Swimming along the reef edge. Tumotos, French Polynesia. Indo Pacific
VT-8243 Grey Reef Sharks - females, swimming along reef edge. Tumotos, French Polynesia. Indo Pacific. Carcharhinus amblyrhynchos Valerie & Ron Taylor Please note that prints are for personal display

Grey Reef Sharks - swimming into Fakarava Lagoon to feed. Tumotos, French Polynesia
VT-8240 Grey Reef Sharks - swimming into Fakarava Lagoon to feed. Tumotos, French Polynesia. Carcharhinus amblyrhynchos Valerie & Ron Taylor Please note that prints are for personal display purposes

Black Tip reef sharks - Female Black tips waiting in a shallow lagoon where they will give birth before returning to
VT-8239 Black-tip / Blacktip Reef sharks - Female Black -tips waiting in a shallow lagoon where they will give birth before returning to the open reef. Tumotos, French Polynesia

Black Tip reef sharks - Baby Black Tip reef sharks stay in the safety of very shallow water until big enough to evade
VT-8238 Black-tip / Blacktip Reef sharks - young sharks stay in the safety of very shallow water until big enough to evade predators

Black Tip reef sharks - Female Black Tip, Most of the sharks picured are female
VT-8236 Black-tip / Blacktip Reef sharks - Female Black Tip, Most of the sharks picured are female. Tumotos, French Polynesia, Indo Pacific

Grey Reef Sharks - These sharks live around coral reefs. They have been known to attack humans usually when there has
VT-8234 Grey Reef Sharks - These sharks live around coral reefs. They have been known to attack humans usually when there has been bait in the water. French Polynesia

Grey Reef Sharks - in the Tumotos, French Polynesia. There are thousands of these sharks living in the passes into
VT-8232 Grey Reef Sharks - in the Tumotos, French Polynesia. There are thousands of these sharks living in the passes into the lagoons waiting for food prey to pass by

Grey Reef Sharks - These sharks live around coral reefs. They have been known to attack humans usually when there has
VT-8230 Grey Reef Sharks - These sharks live around coral reefs. They have been known to attack humans usually when there has been bait in the water. Tumotos, French Polynesia. Indo Pacific

Grey Reef sharks - swimming over a school of snapper. The fish are not afraid of the sharks as the sharks are not in a
VT-8228 Grey Reef sharks - swimming over a school of snapper. Tumotos, French Polynesia Carcharhinus amblyrhynchos The Snapper are not afraid of the sharks as the sharks are not in a feeding pattern

Galapagos Shark NSW, Australia
VT-7322 GALAPAGOS SHARKS - Group swimming NSW, Australia Carcharhinus galapagensis Valerie & Ron Taylor Please note that prints are for personal display purposes only

Grey Reef Sharks - Swim over a school of Paddle Tail snapper who huddle into the coral for protection
VT-8676 Grey Reef SHARKS - swim over a school of Paddletail / Humpback Snapper (Lutjanus gibbus) who huddle into the coral for protection. Tumotos, French Polynesia

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"Exploring the Enigmatic Shoals of Marine Life: A Captivating Journey" Dive into the depths of Ningaloo reef, Western Australia, where a majestic Whale Shark gracefully glides near the ocean floor at a depth of 24m. Followed closely by a mesmerizing school of Trevally fish, this awe-inspiring sight showcases nature's harmony in motion. (WHS-008) In another corner of the vast ocean, encounter a juvenile Loggerhead Turtle accompanied by its loyal companions - pilot fish. Witness their symbiotic relationship as they navigate through unknown waters with grace and elegance. Venturing further, you'll be greeted by an impressive shoal of Barracuda swimming together in perfect unison. Their synchronized movements create an ethereal spectacle that leaves onlookers spellbound. Travel to European Seas and witness the captivating dance performed by Sea Bass as they form intricate patterns within their shoal. This harmonious display is nothing short of breathtaking. Delve into aquarium life and marvel at the vibrant Neon Tetra fish as they illuminate their surroundings with bursts of color. These tiny creatures bring joy to any aquatic landscape. Embark on an expedition to Thailand's Indian Ocean and meet the Collared Butterflyfish, adorned with striking patterns that resemble delicate brushstrokes on canvas. Their presence adds vibrancy to coral reefs teeming with life. Witness one of nature's most extraordinary events - a WHALE SHARK engulfed in a bait ball. As smaller fish swarm around this gentle giant, it creates an astonishing spectacle that highlights both power and beauty simultaneously. Observe three Long-beaked Common Dolphins feeding voraciously on a baitball school amidst open waters. Their agile movements showcase intelligence and teamwork while providing sustenance for these magnificent creatures. (Picture No. 10741798) From South Australia emerges the iconic Great White Shark surrounded by other curious marine species who dare not challenge its dominance but instead coexist in this underwater realm.