Animals

The zebra shark grows to 2.50 meters at most.

The yellowmouth barracuda is the barracuda of the Azores and the Mediterranean, with dark bars that run below the lateral line.

The tasseled wobbegong is flat, 1.80 meters long, and lies under coral tables by day; the fringe of lobes around its head erases its outline.

The whitetip reef shark rarely exceeds 1.60 meters and lives in caves; you recognize it by the white tips of its dorsal fin and tail.

The white seabream is the silver, black-striped fish of Mediterranean rocks, 22 to 30 centimeters long, with a black spot at the base of the tail; it lives in small groups and is born...

The whale shark is the largest fish in the world, a white-spotted giant that filters plankton and lets you approach with fins, mask and snorkel.

The Raja Ampat walking shark, small and spotted, lives only in Raja Ampat and walks on the bottom using its fins.

The titan triggerfish is the largest triggerfish on Indo-Pacific reefs, up to 75 centimeters, with its black mustache and dark mask.

The tiger shark is known by its broad, square snout and the dark stripes of its young years; it eats anything it finds, from turtles to trash.

The tawny nurse shark, brown and 2.50 meters on average, sleeps under overhangs by day and hunts in the holes of the reef at night.