Together as one - the synchronized Razorfish Master Reef Guide Tahn Miller from Wavelength Reef Cruises came across these Razorfish at Opal Reef. Watch how they move; turning, ascending and descending together. Many species of fish on the Great Barrier Reef use the coral for cover and protection, making them easy to miss when snorkelling or diving on the Great Barrier Reef, so slow down, look carefully and keep an eye out 👀🤿 #BiodiversityMonth | Master Reef Guides

2.6K views · 62 reactions | Razorfish are known for their ability to swim vertically in the water column, with their bodies positioned almost vertically, resembling a blade or a stick. This vertical swimming posture helps them camouflage among sea grass or thin branching corals. | Water World. | Facebook