The diver caught the moment inside a fish's mouth while swimming
Sometimes or not, the diver Shawn Murphy was the lucky person to capture the image of a grouper's mouth the moment he opened his mouth.
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Sometimes or not, the diver Shawn Murphy was the lucky person to capture the image of a grouper's mouth the moment he opened his mouth.
John Lindholm and his wife found the body of a fish weighing about 150kg and 1.8m long washed ashore at Moore Park in Queensland, Australia, the International Business T…
Octopuses and grouper also hunt a good small fish that wriggles in coral reefs and often hides in rocks that are so small that grouper cannot chase.
This fish crushes coral thanks to its distinctive teeth that look like parrots
This green fish is caught by a fisherman in March 2017. Because the color of the fish was so strange, he decided to post on Twitter and Instargram, to create a network s…
On August 5, a ship carrying five tourists and three sailors were on their way back to the land after a fishing trip near the Whitsunday Islands (Australia) when a whale…
A Florida firefighter who joined the local fishing competition was surprised to find a giant grouper.
Recently, a horrifying scene happened to people around the highway in Depoe Bay, Oregon (USA). At that time, a truck carrying 3.4 tons of unlucky eels encountered an acc…
A fisherman in the United States was amazed to catch the blue grouper with blue meat after diving, according to the Daily Mail.
Grouper Chalk live in small Caribbean reefs that can change sex up to 20 times a day.
Sardines are called vampires due to parasites and suck blood from other fish to live, continuously falling to Fairbanks, Alaska state, the United States last week caused…
The shape and color of grouper or sea slug makes them add the name of some dishes such as potatoes, chocolate.
The ranked shark, a rare shark, was discovered by fishing ships in Gippsland, southeastern Australia.
The grouper that Mr. Brad Hinks and you caught had an estimated length of 2.7m and weighed over 400kg.
This is one of three giant grouper species ever recorded.