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Photos

Dusky Spinefoot - Siganus luridus - Golden Colour over the Reef

A Dusky Spinefoot displays a bright olive-yellow colour and fine pale markings while swimming close to a rocky Mediterranean reef.

Dusky Grouper - Epinephelus marginatus - Watching from a Rocky Crevice

A Dusky Grouper rests against a rocky wall, its mottled camouflage blending with the surrounding reef.

Marbled Electric Ray - Torpedo marmorata - Gliding over a Rocky Reef

A Marbled Electric Ray moves over a rocky Mediterranean seabed, its muted mottled colouring blending closely with the surrounding reef.

Marbled Electric Ray - Torpedo marmorata - Gliding above the Seabed

A Marbled Electric Ray glides over a Mediterranean seabed, clearly showing its broad rounded disc, short tail and paired dorsal fins.

Mediterranean Moray - Muraena helena - Emerging from a Rocky Crevice

A Mediterranean Moray emerges from a rocky crevice, its open jaws and striking pale marbling clearly visible.

Grey Triggerfish - Balistes capriscus - Close Underwater Portrait

A close underwater portrait of a Grey Triggerfish, showing its powerful head, pale lips and distinctive rough-scaled body.

Common Stingray - Dasyatis pastinaca - Resting on the Sandy Seabed

A Common Stingray rests on a sandy Mediterranean seabed, clearly showing its broad disc and exceptionally long whip-like tail.

Common Stingray - Dasyatis pastinaca - Long Tail across the Sandy Seabed

A Common Stingray rests on pale sand, its broad diamond-shaped disc and remarkably long whip-like tail fully visible.

Flying Gurnard – Dactylopterus volitans – Family meeting

Flying Gurnard – Dactylopterus volitans – Coming Close

Moray Eel – Muraena helena – Talking Too Much

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