School of Salema Porgy fish and other silver fish swimming over rocks and corals

Marine Life in Tenerife: An Underwater Journey.

This video footage shows a school of Salema porgy fish swimming with other silver fish near Tenerife Island. The Salema porgy fish are easy to identify with their bright yellow stripes. They swim close together over a rocky seabed that is covered with coral and marine plants. The background reveals a diverse underwater landscape with various rocks and coral formations. The clip captures the fish moving gracefully through the water, their silver bodies sparkling in the light. The mix of Salema porgy and other silver fish creates a lively scene, showcasing the vibrant marine life in this area.

Aquatic world of The Atlantic Ocean Captured on 4K Shot.

This video of the salema porgy was captured using high-end cameras by skilled cinematographers, available in both 2160p 4K and 1080p HD resolutions. The shot can be used for a wide range of purposes, including scientific research, educational programming, and underwater nature documentaries. Additionally, it comes in a vertical format (9:16 aspect ratio), making it perfect for social media content on platforms like TikTok, Instagram reels, and YouTube shorts.

The salema porgy, known scientifically as Sarpa salpa, is a small, slender fish characterized by its unique coloration and body structure. It has a yellowish-silver body with longitudinal gold stripes running from head to tail. The salema porgy's fins are translucent with a subtle yellow tint, and its tail is slightly forked, aiding in swift, darting movements. Typically, these fish grow to about 15-30 cm in length. Their elongated, laterally compressed bodies are well-suited for navigating through rocky reefs and seagrass beds.