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  • Azores Chromis, CHROMIS LIMBATA, swim around an abandoned fish trap on the Ilheus dive site in the channel between the islands of Faial and Pico, Azores, Portugal, North Atlantic Ocean.
    MPO_Fish_Trap_Pico_Azores1407121.jpg
  • Grey Triggerfish, Balistes Carolinensis, captured in an artesan fish trap in the Ilheus dive site in the channel between the islands of Faial and Pico in the Azores, Portugal, North Atlantic.
    MPO_Fish_Trap_Pico_Azores1407125.jpg
  • Azores Chromis, CHROMIS LIMBATA, swim around an abandoned fish trap on the Ilheus dive site in the channel between the islands of Faial and Pico, Azores, Portugal, North Atlantic Ocean.
    MPO_Fish_Trap_Pico_Azores1407122.jpg
  • Azores Chromis, CHROMIS LIMBATA, swim around an abandoned fish trap on the Ilheus dive site in the channel between the islands of Faial and Pico, Azores, Portugal, North Atlantic Ocean.
    MPO_Fish_Trap_Pico_Azores1407124.jpg
  • Grey Triggerfish, Balistes Carolinensis, captured in an artesan fish trap in the Ilheus dive site in the channel between the islands of Faial and Pico in the Azores, Portugal, North Atlantic.
    MPO_Fish_Trap_Pico_Azores1407126.jpg
  • Azores Chromis, CHROMIS LIMBATA, swim around an abandoned fish trap on the Ilheus dive site in the channel between the islands of Faial and Pico, Azores, Portugal, North Atlantic Ocean.
    MPO_Fish_Trap_Pico_Azores1407123.jpg
  • A sponge grows on top of an abandoned fish trap in the Lake Worth Lagoon, Singer Island, Florida.
    MPO_Filefish_Lake_Worth_Florida-2.jpg
  • An illegal fish traps holds several  Blue Angelfish , Holacanthus bermudensis, and a Gag Grouper, Mycteroperca microlepis, offshore Juno Beach, Florida, United States
    5170 Fish Trap.jpg
  • Metal cage on the bottom of the Lake Worth Lagoon used to hold live bait for use in sportfishing.
    MPOSVCU848.jpg
  • The critically endangered Small Tooth Sawfish, Pristis pectinata, gather offshore the Florida coastline on deep, silty reefs during winter. This species' population has declined by more than 95% due to the destruction and alternation of coastal habitats such as mangroves and the use of nets, which easily trap these giant fish. Historically ranging from the Carolinas to Texas, the species exists only in Florida nowadays, where it's protected and considered stable. Image available as a premium quality aluminum print ready to hang.
    MPO_Sawfish_Florida_Photoshelter_A13...jpg
  • The critically endangered Small Tooth Sawfish, Pristis pectinata, gather offshore the Florida coastline on deep, silty reefs during winter. This species' population has declined by more than 95% due to the destruction and alternation of coastal habitats such as mangroves and the use of nets, which easily trap these giant fish. Historically ranging in the USA from the Carolinas to Texas, the species exists only in Florida nowadays, where it's protected and considered stable.
    MPO_Sawfish_Florida77.jpg
  • The critically endangered Small Tooth Sawfish, Pristis pectinata, gather offshore the Florida coastline on deep, silty reefs during winter. This species' population has declined by more than 95% due to the destruction and alternation of coastal habitats such as mangroves and the use of nets, which easily trap these giant fish. Historically ranging from the Carolinas to Texas, the species exists only in Florida nowadays, where it's protected and considered stable.
    MPO_Sawfish_FloridaA55-2.jpg
  • The critically endangered Small Tooth Sawfish, Pristis pectinata, gather offshore the Florida coastline on deep, silty reefs during winter. This species' population has declined by more than 95% due to the destruction and alternation of coastal habitats such as mangroves and the use of nets, which easily trap these giant fish. Historically ranging from the Carolinas to Texas, the species exists only in Florida nowadays, where it's protected and considered stable. Image available as a premium quality aluminum print ready to hang.
    MPO_Sawfish_FloridaA126-2Photoshelte...jpg
  • The critically endangered Small Tooth Sawfish, Pristis pectinata, gather offshore the Florida coastline on deep, silty reefs during winter. This species' population has declined by more than 95% due to the destruction and alternation of coastal habitats such as mangroves and the use of nets, which easily trap these giant fish. Historically ranging in the USA from the Carolinas to Texas, the species exists only in Florida nowadays, where it's protected and considered stable. Image available as a premium quality aluminum print ready to hang.
    MPO_Sawfish_Florida65.jpg
  • The critically endangered Small Tooth Sawfish, Pristis pectinata, gather offshore the Florida coastline on deep, silty reefs during winter. This species' population has declined by more than 95% due to the destruction and alternation of coastal habitats such as mangroves and the use of nets, which easily trap these giant fish. Historically ranging in the USA from the Carolinas to Texas, the species exists only in Florida nowadays, where it's protected and considered stable. Image available as a premium quality aluminum print ready to hang.
    MPO_Sawfish_Florida26.jpg
  • The critically endangered Small Tooth Sawfish, Pristis pectinata, gather offshore the Florida coastline on deep, silty reefs during winter. This species' population has declined by more than 95% due to the destruction and alternation of coastal habitats such as mangroves and the use of nets, which easily trap these giant fish. Historically ranging in the USA from the Carolinas to Texas, the species exists only in Florida nowadays, where it's protected and considered stable.
    MPO_Sawfish_Florida34.jpg
  • The critically endangered Small Tooth Sawfish, Pristis pectinata, gather offshore the Florida coastline on deep, silty reefs during winter. This species' population has declined by more than 95% due to the destruction and alternation of coastal habitats such as mangroves and the use of nets, which easily trap these giant fish. Historically ranging in the USA from the Carolinas to Texas, the species exists only in Florida nowadays, where it's protected and considered stable. Image available as a premium quality aluminum print ready to hang.
    MPO_Sawfish_Florida66.jpg
  • The critically endangered Small Tooth Sawfish, Pristis pectinata, gather offshore the Florida coastline on deep, silty reefs during winter. This species' population has declined by more than 95% due to the destruction and alternation of coastal habitats such as mangroves and the use of nets, which easily trap these giant fish. Historically ranging from the Carolinas to Texas, the species exists only in Florida nowadays, where it's protected and considered stable.
    MPO_Sawfish_FloridaA129.jpg
  • The critically endangered Small Tooth Sawfish, Pristis pectinata, gather offshore the Florida coastline on deep, silty reefs during winter. This species' population has declined by more than 95% due to the destruction and alternation of coastal habitats such as mangroves and the use of nets, which easily trap these giant fish. Historically ranging from the Carolinas to Texas, the species exists only in Florida nowadays, where it's protected and considered stable.
    MPO_Sawfish_Florida68-2.jpg
  • The critically endangered Small Tooth Sawfish, Pristis pectinata, gather offshore the Florida coastline on deep, silty reefs during winter. This species' population has declined by more than 95% due to the destruction and alternation of coastal habitats such as mangroves and the use of nets, which easily trap these giant fish. Historically ranging from the Carolinas to Texas, the species exists only in Florida nowadays, where it's protected and considered stable.
    MPO_Sawfish_FloridaA42.jpg
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