Rarely, we encounter ocean triggerfish on our dives. They are graceful swimmers, that propel themselves principally using their large dorsal and ventral fins. They are rather shy, and keep their distance from divers. It is always a pleasure to see them. This morning, one approached us, then continued on.
These photos were taken at a depth of about 30 feet. The triggerfish was about 16 inches long.
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Approaching |
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Closest encounter |
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Moving on |
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