MEGA Lab Coral Reef Cam - Kona, Hawaii, USA
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A green parrotfish can fill the frame one moment and disappear into open water the next. Keep an eye on the coral below it, where smaller fish slip between the rocks and yellow tangs stand out against the reef.
The MEGA Lab runs this underwater camera off Keāhole Point on Hawaiʻi Island. It’s part of a research station that uses live video and a nearby buoy to track reef conditions and ocean temperature.
Did You Know? Parrotfish scrape algae off the reef with teeth fused into a beak. Some of the reef material they grind up passes through them as sand.
If you’re in the mood to stay below the surface, explore more underwater cams.
location_on Offshore from Keāhole Point, Kona, Hawaii, USA
