Sentences with phrase «including pelagic fish»

Surrounding the island are cold, nutrient - rich waters that sustain a diverse web of marine life, including pelagic fish, a variety of marine mammals, and extensive kelp forests.

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Other beneficiaries include fish as ecosystems shift from a benthic focus (sea floor) to a pelagic one (water column).

In some areas their diet seems to have adapted to include squid, shrimp, and various fish, such as schooling pelagic fish, halibut, and redfish.

But Richard Pyle, a researcher at Hawaii's Bishop Museum, said he and other scientists have concluded that the ecological interconnectedess of the region — including the fish larvae that are dispersed on currents, and the sharks and other pelagic fish that travel vast distances — extends beyond federal waters.

Marine Life here consists of all that you expect around Tulamben and because this is a deeper site you will see larger fish and pelagic species that can include sharks and the occasional Mola Mola!

Fishing Charters in Hilo, Kona & Kawaihae to catch pelagic fish including Ono (Wahoo), Mahi Mahi (Dorado) and Ahi (Yellow Fin Tuna).

Activities include pelagic adventure tours, Whale & Sea bird watching and Game Fishing.

The waters of the western Caribbean are home to a fantastic spectrum of game - fish, including light tackle quarry like grouper, barracuda, snapper, jacks, kingfish and sharks as well as deep - sea pelagic species like sailfish, white marlin, dorado, tuna, swordfish, wahoo and blue marlin.

Known for its currents and unspoiled walls, the appeal of Alor's diving includes its remoteness, the huge schools of fish, and pelagics.

At Chumporn, you can swim with man - sized groupers and other large pelagic fish, including schools of barracuda, tuna and mackerel.

Marine life encounters can include turtles, reef sharks, schools of pelagic fish, dolphins and stunning coral walls.

Global warming could have especially strong impacts on the regions of oceanic subpolar fronts, where the temperature increase in deep water could lead to a substantial redistribution of pelagic and benthic communities, including commercially important fish species.