Two White Trevally swim side by side above Cirkewwa Reef in Malta, their silvery bodies and deeply forked tails standing out against the blue water.
White Trevally - Pseudocaranx dentex - Dark Profile in Open Blue Water
A solitary White Trevally crosses the open blue water at Cirkewwa Reef, Malta, its deep body and strongly forked tail forming a distinctive dark profile.
White Trevally - Pseudocaranx dentex - Approaching the Camera
A White Trevally approaches the camera almost head-on at Cirkewwa Reef, Malta, giving a striking view of its large eyes, head and silvery body.
White Trevally - Pseudocaranx dentex - Close Profile in Blue Water
A White Trevally passes close to the camera at Cirkewwa Reef, Malta, displaying its deep silvery body, large eye and strongly forked tail.
White Trevally - Pseudocaranx dentex - Swimming Together above the Seabed
A small group of White Trevally swims together above the seabed at Cirkewwa Reef, Malta, their silvery bodies and deeply forked tails catching the underwater light.
White Trevally - Pseudocaranx dentex - Schooling above Cirkewwa Reef
A large school of White Trevally moves through the blue water above Cirkewwa Reef in Malta, their streamlined silhouettes and forked tails forming a striking underwater pattern.
White Trevally - Pseudocaranx dentex - Schooling over Cirkewwa Reef
A school of White Trevally gathers above Cirkewwa Reef in Malta, their silvery bodies catching the underwater light against the dark blue water.