Although many of the species found at depth will likely be different than those seen on shallow reefs, some mobile organisms can actually move between

Although many of the species found at depth will likely be different than those seen on shallow reefs, some mobile organisms can actually move between shallow and deep reefs. This hawksbill sea turtle feeds on sponges which are common in both deep and shallow reefs.

Photo Category: Coral Reefs
Photo Location: Caribbean Sea, Cayman Islands
Photo Date: 2007 May 22