Creepy critters on the reef

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Creepy critters on the reef

by GBRMPA 11 Oct 2024 09:29 AEDT

Creepy critters on the reef © GBRMPA

If getting too close to a titan triggerfish isn't scary enough during the day, it sure makes us shudder after dark!

See how spooky Reef fish can look at night through exploring the eerily mesmerising gallery by Leonard Lim. If you're diving into some Halloween festivities this month, check it out here.

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