School of Barracuda fish swimming in sunlit waters of the Atlantic Ocean

Tenerife's Fascinating Marine Fauna.

This video clip captures a school of barracuda fish swimming in the sunlit waters of the Atlantic Ocean near Tenerife. The barracudas, known for their elongated bodies and sharp teeth, move gracefully through the water. Their silver and blue scales glisten under the sunlight, creating a stunning visual effect. The background of the shot shows the deep blue ocean, with sunlight penetrating the surface and creating beams of light that enhance the beauty of the scene. The barracudas swim together, showcasing their streamlined bodies and synchronized movements in this detailed underwater footage.

Barracuda Fish Swimming | Atlantic Shallow Waters | Tenerife Diving Footage.

This amazing underwater video, filmed with top-tier 4K equipment by professional marine videographers, features a dynamic shoal of barracuda. Available in both 2160p 4K and 1080p HD resolutions, the clip is ideal for documentaries, educational purposes, and marine wildlife presentations. It is available in both landscape (16:9 aspect ratio) and vertical (9:16 aspect ratio) formats, suitable for social media sharing on platforms like Facebook, Instagram, TikTok, and YouTube Shorts.

The footage highlights the European subspecies of barracuda commonly found in the Atlantic Ocean. Notably, in the Atlantic, we can also spot the Great Barracuda (Sphyraena barracuda) is a prominent species, known for its size and aggressive hunting behavior. These fish can grow up to 1.8 meters in length and are recognized by their elongated bodies and sharp, fang-like teeth. Another subspecies is the Northern Barracuda (Sphyraena borealis), which is smaller and often found in more temperate waters. Barracudas are typically found in warm and tropical regions, inhabiting both open ocean and coastal waters, often near coral reefs and mangroves.