Raccoon Butterflyfish School Over Coral Reef
High Resolution JPEG Picture of It is quite rare to see the Raccoon Butterflyfish Chaetodon lunula in such large aggregations, of about 70 specimen. The species attains 20cm and occurs all over tropical Indo-Pacific Ocean except Red Sea, Arabian Sea and Persian Golf (but in South Oman). Inbetween just one Lined Butterflyfish Chaetodon lineolatus who has a similar occurrence, but is quite rare in Hawai'i. USA, Hawai'i, West Coast Big Island at 13m depth 19°40'17.747" N 156°1'52.991" W [1025903974] stock photo
This image captures a large school of raccoon butterflyfish (Chaetodon lunula) gracefully gliding over a colorful coral reef in the pristine waters of Big Island, Hawaii. Showcasing the intricate details of the fish and the vibrant coral ecosystem, this photograph serves as an elegant representation of marine life. The composition emphasizes the interaction of aquatic species within their natural habitat, making it a valuable resource for various visual projects.
The image can be utilized in multiple contexts, including educational materials about marine ecology, conservation awareness campaigns, and publications focused on marine species. It may also serve as a visual element in websites, brochures, and infographics related to ocean life and tourism. Additionally, social media templates, eBooks, and mobile UI designs can incorporate this photo to enhance the aesthetic appeal and convey information about underwater ecosystems.
