A school of yellowtail jacks, like an underwater wolf pack, circles the deep fringes of the reef. Jacks can be seen roaming the reefs in schools of great numbers. Couple their numbers with a silvery sheen on their bodies, predators are often confused when they have to aim for an individual. Young jacks are often found to take refuge among the tentacles of jellyfishes. They are of the family Carangidae.
Horse eye jacks swirl past the photographers deep off the north wall of Grand Cayman Island.
North Wall, Grand Cayman Island, BWI - Depth 165 feet Photos contributed by Walt and Mimi Miller . All rights reserved. Website is created and designed by Dennis Wong , 2000.