We went snorkeling several times on a nearby coral head where a giant clam lived along with a great diversity of small fish and hard and soft corals.
Tank-raised giant clam up close |
A real giant clam - more than three feet across |
An unfortunate clam that did not make it is eaten by other reef denizens |
Unoccupied clam shell on nearby coral head |
Possibly anemones or maybe some sort of soft coral |
Trevally |
Several clams were placed in the sand near the research station. |
Leaf and reflection |
The coral head was home to thousands of fish |
There were a dozen of these larger yellow fish - about 15 cms long |
These blue fish live in large groups always around a protective coral formation like this one. |
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