Komodo Island National Park Underwater Scene
High Resolution JPEG Picture of A perfect Variable Finger Leather Coral Sinularia sp. dominates the underwater scenery. Sinularia has small polyps on the surface of its branches and can actually create a solid base around the bottom of the coral. Alcyonacean octocorals in tropical reefs are usually not considered as reef builders, Sinularia is actually the only reef building soft coral. Leather corals are a photosynthetic coral and will get most of their energy requirements from photosynthesis. All leather corals are poor at feeding directly but leather corals instead prefer to extract nutrients from the water column. There are Feater Star and Sponge species, Ascidians like Polycarpa aurata and a lot of Acropora sp. hard coral and Hydroids. Komodo National Park, Indonesia, 8°34'36.4755" S 119°40'39.354" E at 6m depth [1219552147] stock photo
This image captures a vibrant underwater scene from Komodo Island National Park, revealing a rich diversity of invertebrates amidst soft corals. The view offers a glimpse into the dynamic marine life of the Indo-Pacific region, showcasing intricate reef structures and aquatic biology. The composition allows for a unique perspective, as the viewer gazes upwards towards the water's surface, blending elements of nature and marine ecosystems.
This image is perfect for a variety of applications, including educational content about marine biology, environmental awareness campaigns, and travel brochures promoting Indonesia's natural beauty. It can be used in digital media such as websites, social media posts, and infographics, as well as in printed materials like posters and eBooks. The underwater theme resonates well in classrooms and research presentations, making it a versatile addition to any collection.
