四条野生花鮨在水下缆绳上啃食海藻

rawled filefish (Aluterus scriptus), also known as scribbled leatherjackets, nibble algae from an underwater mooring rope on a shallow sandy reef in the Andaman Sea, an unusual angle on coral reef ecology and marine biodiversity. Their flattened, oval bodies and small upturned mouths give an almost cartoonish look, suited to picking algae from rope and rock. Normally solitary and rarely seen in groups, this feeding cluster is an uncommon sight. 4K, wide angle, vertical medium shot, scuba diver POV. Andaman Sea, Krabi Province, Thailand.