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Tropical and subtropical saltwater fish the barracuda is a ray-finned fish known for its large size and fearsome appearance

exotic fish, barracuda, swimming predator looking for prey

Large barracuda fish swimming over coral reef heads underwater in clear blue ocean. Photographed in Maui, Hawaii.

School of Barracuda swimming in the blue.

massive bank of sardines in a shallow reef. Sardine bank or sardine run in red sea

Yellowtail barracuda - sphyraena flavicauda in the Red Sea.

Mansuar island, Raja Ampat, West Papoua, Indonesia

Cornetfish fish deep in tropical sea. Underwater photography sea life, coral reef. Scuba Diver Point of View,

Large tropical fish swimming through the open ocean

A picture of a barracuda swimming in the blue

$A very busy fish traffic here! Two Pickhandle Barracudas Sphyraena jello in front of large schools of Yellowmask Surgeonfishes Acanthurus mata, Banana Fusiliers Pterocaesio pisang and Philippines Chromis Chromis scotochiloptera. Different species of Anthias, Damselfishes, Butterflyfishes, Wrasses are in between, plus Moorish Ideols, Snappers and Trevallies. \nOrange Cup Coral Tubastraea coccinea and Green Cup Coral Tubastraea micranthus dominate the ocean floor. \nChristmas Rock, Triton Bay, Indonesia, 4°0'48.642 S 134°12'13.812 E at 8m depth$

A small school of barracuda in crystal-clear blue water of the Great Barrier Reef

View of a large school of barracudas in Palau, Micronesia

Barracuda fish in the blue ocean, Oahu Hawaii

Schooling Baracuda swim together in a swirl, with the sun bursting from above them.

Barracuda swimming together through clear tropical waters above coral reef system in the Indo-Pacific

Close-up of the head of a Silver fish in the wild. Seen from the side.

This solitary great barracuda (Sphyraena barracuda: 125 cms.) was sufficiently confident of its status as an apex predator to let me swim beside it for some minutes. Opportunistic hunters, some reports indicate that they are capable of short bursts of speed approaching fifty miles an hour. Notwithstanding their impressive teeth and fearsome reputation, barracuda - and, indeed, almost all species of sharks - present no danger to scuba divers, unless one foolishly provokes them.

A barracuda swimming in the red sea off the coast of Yanbu, Saudi Arabia

Small school of barracuda in blue water of the Great Barrier Reef

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