Maldiver
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What to see when diving and snorkelling in Maldives

Jack & Trevally

This streamlined fish is hunting smaller fishes, often causing them to jump out of the water in panic. Smaller species can be seen in shallow water along the beaches. 
They can be up to 170 cm in length.
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