Giant groupers are one of the world's largest reef-dwelling bony fish, growing up to 2.7 metres and weighing up to 400 kgilogrammes.

Cownose rays are active swimmers found in shallow marine and brackish coastal waters and swim in large schools.

Leopard whiprays are named for the patterns on their body and are bottom-dwellers found near reefs.

Pickhandle barracudas are known to be solitary active hunters but have been seen to form small schools.

Manta rays are one of the largest creatures in our oceans, but feed on some of the tiniest - plankton!