Project Noah is a tool to explore and document wildlife and a platform to harness the power of citizen scientists everywhere.
Project Noah is a tool to explore and document wildlife and a platform to harness the power of citizen scientists everywhere.
Pseudanthias tuka
Lat: -9.10, Long: 149.33
Spotted on May 30, 2010
Submitted on Apr 22, 2011
30 Comments (1–25)
Beautiful!
Wonderful photo! Please can you either change the category to "other" (as the title currently focuses on the coral) or the title to the species of fish that we can see in the photo. Thanks!
What a colorful pic!
So pretty!
Wow, simply beautiful !!!
Many fisch!
awsome!!!
Thanks
It's such a pity that the fish would never know how beautiful they appear to us - - would they care ?!
great photo -- thanks.
@ccm: thank you :)
@zayer: thanks!
you rock!!!
Thats crazy!!!
Wow! What a great photo! I thought it's a painting.. Really this is for real! Awesome!
indeed! thanks!
So beautiful, amazing colours, wildlife is so beautiful!!!
@ Mouni: No! I took this photo during my underwater survey in Papua New Guinea, Tufi province to be exact.
What a beautiful picture! I can't wait to go home!
of course! they are DisparAnthias. they feed on zooplankton
This is on my top 3 photos on noah list. Fantastic colours.. Are those fish Anthias?
WOW!!!
if not you're really a talented gem
did u got tht pic from net
Hi Emma, yes that's true. As you go deeper and deeper, the fish colors are faded.
After you reach a certain depth of water, the fish are not this colorful, is that so?