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Colorful fish species shoaling between rocks on seabed in slow-motion

School of Fish - Clip 79

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Fish Bank's Rocky Hiding Spot.

This underwater video shot offers a beautifully detailed look at a dynamic shoaling scene where razor surgeonfish and yellow-tailed grunts move in concert amidst the rocky seabed. The razor surgeonfish, with their angular bodies and striking grey and black coloring, glide through the water, their namesake 'razor' near the base of their tail fin glistening in the subdued light. Interspersed among them are the bright yellow-tailed grunts, with their vibrant tail coloration and striped bodies, providing a burst of color against the darker rocks and corals. The camera captures the subtle interplay of light and shadow on the fish and their environment, highlighting the varying textures of the coral and the smooth, streamlined shapes of the fish. The composition of life and movement in this shot is a testament to the complex ecosystems that exist beneath the waves.

Underwater Lifeful Ecosystem: Close-Up Footage of Surgeonfish and Grunts.

Discover the underwater tapestry of the reef with this captivating video showcasing the elegant ballet of razor surgeonfish and yellow-tailed grunts. Filmed in pristine HD, the footage brings out the stark contrast between the surgeonfish's sleek, blue-hued bodies and the grunts' sun-kissed tails and striped patterns. This visual feast is available in both 2160p 4K and 1080p HD, making it ideal for a range of uses from educational programs to immersive visual experiences. The content is formatted to fit both landscape and portrait viewing, perfect for broadcasting across various platforms from immersive aquarium screens to engaging digital content on social media.

Razor surgeonfish, also known as Acanthurus tennenti, are distinct for their sharp spines at the base of their tail and a color palette that blends blues and greys, adapted for life on the reef. Yellow-tailed grunts, belonging to the family Haemulidae, are known for their signature yellow caudal fins and body stripes that serve as camouflage among the reefs they inhabit. While both species share similar habitats, their behaviors differ; surgeonfish often graze on algae with their sharp beaks, maintaining the health of coral by preventing algae overgrowth, whereas grunts typically forage for small invertebrates. These species contribute uniquely to the reef's biodiversity, each playing a vital role in the maintenance of this delicate marine ecosystem. 

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4K Clip

  • Codec: H264
  • Resolution: 3840×2160
  • Frame Rate: 29,97 fps
  • Bitrate: 100 Mbit/s

1080P Clip

  • Codec: H264
  • Resolution: 1920×1080
  • Frame Rate: 29,97 fps
  • Bitrate: 100 Mbit/s

Vertical Clip

  • Codec: H264
  • Resolution: 1080×1920
  • Frame Rate: 29,97 fps
  • Bitrate: 50 Mbit/s

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