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fisherman's hands showing his cleaned catch of small mullet fish

Local fisherman holding two just freshly caught fishes, on a beach sand. Madagascar

A person gently holds a fish by the tail, with the tranquil lake and warm sunset in the background. The image captures a peaceful moment outdoors.

A yellow stripe trevally fish in the hand of fisherman.

Woman snorkeling in the Indian ocean (Zanzibar island, Tanzania).

Open palm of a man holding a tropical blue fish.

Hand holding a fish. Contemporary art collage. Catch of fresh fish. Modern design. Copy space for ad.

Batavia,western Madagascar, Toliara province.18 october 2023. Inhabitants Madagascar traditional fishing village fold their nets after small catch on ocean shore

The head and teeth of one of the slime fish caught off the California coast

Fisherman Holding Live Red Snapper in His Hand

A man from Africa holds a fish in his hands. Fishing in Kenya, a livelihood for Africans who fish for food. Hunger in Africa, illustration photo

A fisherman extracts a small fish from a net amidst a backdrop of numerous caught fishes on a sandy beach in Goa.

Fugu fish caught while fishing in Siam Bay

$Thornback Cowfish Lactoria fornasini occurs in the tropical Indo-West Pacific from East Africa to the Hawaiian and Rapa Islands, north to southern Japan, south to Lord Howe Island and in the Southeast Atlantic, sometimes reaching the southeast coast of South Africa. The solitary species occurs in a depth range from 5 to 132 m, usually from 6 to 30m, max. total length 23cm. Thornback Cowfish inhabits clear outer lagoon and seaward reefs. Males are highly territorial. \nThe 'rowing' swimming motion is achieved using their dorsal, anal, and pectoral fins, while the caudal fin is reserved for bursts of speed. \nCowfishes have the ability to secrete a toxic mucus, ostracitoxin, as a chemical defense against predators. Released under stress, this toxin dissolves in water and can harm or kill nearby marine life, including the boxfish itself in confined spaces like tidepools. While effective for predator deterrence, the toxin can temporarily disrupt local reef ecosystems. \nThis juvenile specimen is obviously smaller than a human fingernail. \nLembeh Strait, Indonesia \n1°27'33.36 N 125°13'52.734 E at 22m depth$

Lady selling fresh fish at Mchanga Beach on Zanzibar. Zanzibar island is situated in the Indian Ocean and is a semi-autonomous part of Tanzania in East Africa. People enjoy sunbathing and swimming at the white sandy Beach Kiwengwa, which is situated in the northeast of Zanzibar Island. The Indian Ocean has clear water and the beach has a beautiful scenery.

A person holds coral above a calm beach with gentle waves and a clear sky.

A carrying Fish in his hand in Fujairah beach

Close-up of fish with hook in Asian fisherman's hand

Cropped shot of an unrecognizable young man fishing while out at sea on his boat

Hands holding a fish against the river in the background. Sea food.

High quality stock photos of a group of high school marine science students tide pooling on the California coast.

Close up of a small fish trapped in a man hand, Mediterranean rainbow wrasse fish caught with hook

I found young boys fishing around Lake Tanganyika, Tanzania and here is what they give me

Fisherman with fresh fish on the fishing boat deck. He holds a box of octopus, fished in the Mediterranean Sea

A black male fisherman expertly handles a fish on a boat, utilizing his skill on the tranquil Kafue River, wearing a light shirt, immersed in his craft.

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