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Great Barracuda 1.9m : 38 kgSides often with a few scattered dark spots ; tail emarginate, dark with white tips....
09/04/2023

Great Barracuda 1.9m : 38 kg

Sides often with a few scattered dark spots ; tail emarginate, dark with white tips.
Biology: inhabits estuaries, lagoons, bays and seaward reefs 1to 100m.
In open water above or near reefs. Juveniles commen in estuaries, often in groups .
Adults solitary. Curious but not dangerous unless provoked or attracted by shiny objects in muky water.
Range: Red Sea and Gulf of Oman .

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Red Sea steephead parrotfish ( babaghafish) 70cm Biology: inhabits coral-rich areas of deep lagoon and seaw...
07/04/2023

Red Sea steephead parrotfish
( babaghafish) 70cm

Biology: inhabits coral-rich areas of deep lagoon and seaward reef,
1 to 35 m.
Common along upper reef slopes. TP with large territory.
Often swims well above the bottom,IP in groups.
Sleeps in mucous cocoon at night.
Range: Red Sea only ; replaced by very similar C. STRONGYLOCEPHALUS from Oman to Java.

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Bluefin Trevally 1.0 mOlivaceous-silver with tiny black specks, small blue flecks above, and blue fins.Biology: ...
02/04/2023

Bluefin Trevally 1.0 m

Olivaceous-silver with tiny black specks, small blue flecks above, and blue fins.
Biology: inhabits lagoon and seaward reef, 1 to 190 m.
Common, solitary or in small groups patrolling reef edges and slopes. Feeds primarily on reef fishes ,occasionally on squids. May shadow goatfishes and moray eels in search of prey . Juveniles occur in small groups along sand shores of lagoons and estuaries. Large individuals may be ciguatoxic.
Range: Red Sea toPanama.

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Bluespotted stingray 90cmTan with bright blue spot ;Disc round, somewhat oblong.BIOLOGY : inhabits sandy areas of...
19/03/2023

Bluespotted stingray 90cm

Tan with bright blue spot ;
Disc round, somewhat oblong.
BIOLOGY : inhabits sandy areas of coral reefs, often
Under ledges or in caves, 2 to 30 m .
Sometime buried in sand. Active by day and night .
Feed on molluscs, cleaning stations. Litter size: 1 to 7
RANGE : Red Sea to Solomon Is ., n. to Oman , s. to E. Africa and Maldives.

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18/09/2022

Samadai (Dolphin House)
This lagoon 18km south-east of Marsa Alam is home to three dive sites with a reef system full of interesting coral pinnacles and fish life. What makes Samadai so special.
though, is the pod of spinner dolphins (numbering up to 480) that regularly visits the lagoon
Sha'ab Samadai.
The Samadai reef, also called the Dolphin House, is probably the most famous diving site near Marsa Alam where you can see dolphins

07/09/2022

Spinner dolphins 2,11m 78kg
Highly acrobatic, often jumps and spins up to 3 m above the surface. Occurs in small groups that regularly visit offshore patch reefs. Small inshore groups may fuse into larger groups of thousands to feed in the open sae often accompany Tunas, making them vulnerable to drowning in purse-seine nets. Usually shy. Gestation lasts 12 months. Size at birth as small as 60 cm. Common in Red Sea.

04/09/2022

MOSES SOLE
Dark spots and ocelli with yellow flecks;eyes on right side, mouth below snout.
BIOLOGY : inhabits shallow sandy areas near reefs, 1 to 15 m. Common, but usually completely buried except for eyes and nostrils. Secrets a milky toxin from pores at the base of D and A fins.
RANGE : Red Sea and Arabian Gulf to Sri Lanka, s. to S. Africa.

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Marsa `Alam
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