Saltwater Fish

Saltwater fish inhabit oceans and seas, adapting to higher salinity levels compared to their freshwater counterparts. This category includes a wide array of species, such as tuna, salmon, and clownfish, each exhibiting unique colors and behaviors. Saltwater fish are vital for marine ecosystems, serving as both predators and prey, and are also important for commercial fishing and recreational activities. Their diversity and ecological roles make them a fascinating subject for marine biology and aquaculture.