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Underwater rainbow trout in the Russian River, Alaska

Native Fish of the United States of America

The United States has one of the longest coastlines in the 海角社区, measuring 95,471 miles long when including tidal areas. There are another 250,000 rivers in the USA, totaling an even larger 3 million miles of waterways. Within all these oceans, lagoons, rivers, and streams are hundreds of different species of fish, and Guidesly.com recorded the following 390 types found within the USA, including some only found in Hawaii. While it would be impossible to talk about them all, there are a few standout species that play a large role either in their ecosystems or in the daily diet of the average American.

Fish Species Within The United States

Name Of Fish Type Weight
African Pompano Saltwater 20lbs
Agujon Needlefish Saltwater 10lbs
Albacore Tuna Saltwater 45lbs
Alligator Gar Saltwater/Freshwater 160lbs
American Angler Saltwater 30lbs
American Gizzard Shad Freshwater 2lbs
American Yellow Perch Freshwater 4lbs
Apache Trout Freshwater 6lbs
Arctic Char Freshwater 25lbs
Arctic Grayling Freshwater 8lbs
Arrow-Tooth Flounder Saltwater 9lbs
Atlantic Bigeye Saltwater 6lbs
Atlantic Bonito Saltwater 12lbs
Atlantic Butterfish Saltwater 2lbs
Atlantic Cod Saltwater 50lbs
Atlantic Croaker Saltwater 8lbs
Atlantic Goldeneye Tilefish Saltwater 65lbs
Atlantic Halibut Saltwater 100lbs
Atlantic Herring Saltwater 2lbs
Atlantic Mackerel Saltwater 3lbs
Atlantic Needlefish Saltwater 5lbs
Atlantic Sailfish Saltwater 130lbs
Atlantic Salmon Freshwater 10lbs
Atlantic Scrombrops Saltwater 35lbs
Atlantic Sharpnose Shark Saltwater 8lbs
Atlantic Tomcod Freshwater 1lbs
Atlantic Wolffish Saltwater 40lbs
Banded Rudderfish Saltwater 10lbs
Bar Jack Saltwater/Freshwater 16lbs
Barndoor Skate Saltwater 40lbs
Barracuda Saltwater 10lbs
Barred Sand Bass Freshwater 3lbs
Barred Surfperch Saltwater/Freshwater 1lbs
Bearded Brotula Saltwater/Freshwater 15lbs
Bermuda Sea Chub Saltwater/Freshwater 4lbs
Bigeye Scad Saltwater/Freshwater 2lbs
Bigeye Thresher Saltwater/Freshwater 600lbs
Bigeye Tuna Saltwater 250lbs
Bigmouth Buffalo Freshwater 60lbs
Bigmouth Sculpin Saltwater 25lbs
Black Acara Freshwater 1lbs
Black Buffalo Freshwater 50lbs
Black Bullhead Freshwater 4lbs
Black Drum Freshwater 80lbs
Black Grouper Saltwater/Freshwater 15lbs
Black Jack Saltwater 15lbs
Black Marlin Saltwater 1200 lbs
Black Rockfish Saltwater 8lbs
Black Sea Bass Saltwater/Freshwater 8lbs
Black Skipjack Saltwater 20lbs
Blackfin Sculpin Saltwater 2lbs
Blackfin Tuna Saltwater 15lbs
Blackline Tilefish Saltwater 20lbs
Blacknose Shark Saltwater 40lbs
Blacksmith Saltwater/Freshwater 2lbs
Blob Sculpin Saltwater 17lbs
Blue Catfish Freshwater 70lbs
Blue Marlin Saltwater 300lbs
Blue Rockfish Saltwater 6lbs
Blue Runner Saltwater 8lbs
Bluefin Tuna Saltwater 500lbs
Bluefish Saltwater 13lbs
Bluegill Freshwater 2lbs
Bocaccio Rockfish Saltwater 15lbs
Bonefish Saltwater 12lbs
Bowfin Freshwater 15lbs
Brassy Chub Saltwater 2lbs
Brook Trout Freshwater 8lbs
Broomtail Grouper Saltwater 50lbs
Brown Bullhead Freshwater 4lbs
Brown Rockfish Saltwater 2lbs
Brown Trout Freshwater 30lbs
Buffalo Sculpin Saltwater 2lbs
Bull Trout Freshwater 30lbs
Bullet Tuna Saltwater 4lbs
Burbot Freshwater 20lbs
Butter Sole Saltwater/Freshwater 1lbs
C-O Sole Saltwater/Freshwater 1lbs
Cabezon Saltwater 30lbs
Calico Surfperch Saltwater 2lbs
California Flounder Saltwater 25lbs
California Kingcroaker Saltwater 6lbs
California Scorpionfish Saltwater 2lbs
California Sheephead Saltwater 15lbs
Canary Rockfish Saltwater 7lbs
Cero Mackeral Saltwater 15lbs
Chain Pickerel Freshwater 4lbs
Channel Catfish Freshwater 4lbs
Chilipepper Rockfish Saltwater 4lbs
China Rockfish Saltwater 2lbs
Chinook Salmon Saltwater/Freshwater 40lbs
Chub Mackerel Saltwater 3lbs
Chum Salmon Saltwater/Freshwater 25lbs
Cisco Saltwater/Freshwater 3lbs
Cobia Saltwater 65lbs
Coho Salmon Saltwater/Freshwater 10lbs
Comb Grouper Saltwater 20lbs
Common Carp Freshwater 50lbs
Copper Rockfish Saltwater 5lbs
Cottonmouth Jack Saltwater 4lbs
Cowcod Saltwater 20lbs
Crappie Freshwater 4lbs
Crevalle Jack Saltwater/Freshwater 50lbs
Cubera Snapper Saltwater 100lbs
Curlfin Sole Saltwater 2lbs
Cusk Saltwater 35lbs
Cutthroat Trout Freshwater 4lbs
Darkblotched Rockfish Saltwater 50lbs
Deep-Sea Sole Saltwater 7lbs
Dolly Varden Freshwater 20lbs
Dover Sole Saltwater 5lbs
English Sole Saltwater 3lbs
Fallfish Freshwater 3lbs
Fat Snook Saltwater 8lbs
Flannelmouth Sucker Freshwater 7lbs
Flatneedlefish Saltwater 8lbs
Flathead Catfish Freshwater 45lbs
Flathead Grey Mullet Saltwater/Freshwater 16lbs
Flathead Sole Saltwater 3lbs
Florida Gar Saltwater/Freshwater 7lbs
Florida Pompano Saltwater 6lbs
Flying Gurnard Saltwater 4lbs
Freshwater Drum Freshwater 40lbs
Frigate Tuna Saltwater 4lbs
Gafftopsail Pompano Saltwater 7lbs
Gag Grouper Saltwater 40lbs
Giant Seabass Saltwater 400lbs
Golden Redfish Saltwater 30lbs
Golden Redhorse Freshwater 4lbs
Golden Trout Freshwater 10lbs
Goldeye Freshwater 2lbs
Goldfish Freshwater 6lbs
Goliath Grouper Saltwater 120lbs
Grass Carp Freshwater 70lbs
Great Barracuda Saltwater 80lbs
Great Northern Tilefish Saltwater 60lbs
Great Pompano Saltwater 400lbs
Great Snakehead Freshwater 10lbs
Greater Amberjack Saltwater 150lbs
Greater Redhorse Freshwater 10lbs
Green Sturgeon Freshwater 275lbs
Green Sunfish Freshwater 2lbs
Grey Snapper Freshwater 5lbs
Grey Tilefish Saltwater 15lbs
Grey Triggerfish Saltwater 12lbs
Guadalupe Bass Freshwater 1lbs
Gulf Grouper Saltwater 150lbs
Haddock Saltwater 8lbs
Hardhead Sea Catfish Saltwater 10lbs
Harlequin Rockfish Saltwater 27lbs
Hogfish Saltwater 20lbs
Horse-Eye Jack Saltwater 20lbs
Houndfish Saltwater 13lbs
Ide Freshwater 2lbs
Indo-Pacific Blue Marline Saltwater 450lbs
Indo-Pacific Sailfish Saltwater 180lbs
Inshore Lizardfish Saltwater 2lbs
Jolthead Progy Saltwater 15lbs
Kelp Bass Saltwater 13lbs
Kelp Greenling Saltwater 4lbs
King Mackerel Saltwater 15lbs
King Of Herrings Saltwater 450lbs
Kingcroaker Saltwater 4lbs
Ladyfish Saltwater 2lbs
Lake Sturgeon Freshwater 150lbs
Lake Trout Freshwater 12lbs
Lake Whitefish Freshwater 13lbs
Lane Snapper Saltwater 5lbs
Largehead Hairtail Freshwater 10lbs
Largemouth Bass Freshwater 15lbs
Largetooth Sawfish Saltwater 1200lbs
Leather Bass Saltwater 20lbs
Leatherjacket Saltwater 8lbs
Lesser Amberjack Saltwater 10lbs
Lingcod Saltwater 70lbs
Little Tunny Saltwater 10lbs
Live Sharksucker Saltwater 10lbs
Longbill Spearfish Saltwater 30lbs
Longfin Yellowtail Saltwater 80lbs
Longnose Gar Saltwater/Freshwater 40lbs
Longnose Sucker Freshwater 5lbs
Lookdown Saltwater 2lbs
Lumptail Searobin Saltwater 2lbs
Machete Saltwater/Freshwater 7lbs
Mackerel Scad Saltwater 1lbs
Mahi Mahi Saltwater 25lbs
Mahogany Snapper Saltwater 2lbs
Mexican Morjarra Saltwater/Freshwater 2lbs
Mexican Rockfish Saltwater 5lbs
Milkfish Saltwater/Freshwater 20lbs
Misty Grouper Saltwater 50lbs
Monkeyface Prickleback Saltwater 5lbs
Mountain Whitefish Freshwater 5lbs
Mozambique Tilapia Freshwater 5lbs
Muskellunge Saltwater/Freshwater 40lbs
Mutton Snapper Saltwater 10lbs
Nassau Grouper Saltwater 40lbs
Night Smelt Freshwater 1lbs
Northern Kingfish Saltwater 2lbs
Northern Pike Saltwater 25lbs
Northern Pikeminnow Freshwater 5lbs
Northern Stargazer Saltwater 10lbs
Ocean Triggerfish Saltwater 10lbs
Ocean Whitefish Saltwater 10lbs
Oceanic Puffer Saltwater 6lbs
Oilfish Saltwater 50lbs
Olive Rockfish Saltwater 5lbs
Opah Saltwater 50lbs
Opaleye Saltwater 3lbs
Orangemouth Weakfish Saltwater/Freshwater 25lbs
Oscar Saltwater/Freshwater 2lbs
Oyster Toadfish Saltwater 4lbs
Pacific Barracuda Saltwater 15lbs
Pacific Bluefin Tuna Saltwater 400lbs
Pacific Bonito Saltwater 20lbs
Pacific Cod Saltwater 25lbs
Pacific Crevalle Jack Saltwater 30lbs
Pacific Halibut Saltwater 150lbs
Pacific Herring Saltwater/Freshwater 2lbs
Pacific Jack Mackerel Saltwater 4lbs
Pacific Ocean Perch Saltwater 4lbs
Pacific Pompano Saltwater 2lbs
Pacific Rainbow Smelt Saltwater/Freshwater 5lbs
Pacific Sand Sole Saltwater 4lbs
Pacific Sanddab Saltwater 2lbs
Pacific Sierra Saltwater 15lbs
Pacific Spotted Scorpionfish Saltwater 3lbs
Pacific Tomcod Saltwater 2lbs
Peacock Bass Freshwater 10lbs
Pearly Razorfish Saltwater 1lbs
Pelagic Thresher Saltwater 75lbs
Permit Saltwater 30lbs
Petrale Sole Saltwater 6lbs
Picked Dogfish Saltwater 10lbs
Pike=Perch Freshwater 5lbs
Pile Perch Saltwater 3lbs
Pilotfish Saltwater 1lbs
Pinfish Saltwater 2lbs
Pink Salmon Freshwater 4lbs
Pollock Saltwater 30lbs
Pompano Dolphinfish Saltwater 50lbs
Porkfish Saltwater 2lbs
Pumpkinseed Freshwater 1lbs
Pygmy Whitefish Saltwater 3lbs
Queen Triggerfish Saltwater 10lbs
Quillback Rockfish Saltwater 5lbs
Rainbow Runner Saltwater 30lbs
Rainbow Smelt Freshwater 1lbs
Rainbow Trout Freshwater 5lbs
Red Grouper Saltwater 20lbs
Red Hake Saltwater 5lbs
Red Hind Saltwater 30lbs
Red Irish Lord Saltwater 2lbs
Red Porgy Saltwater 30lbs
Red Snapper Saltwater 15lbs
Redbreast Sunfish Freshwater 2lbs
Redear Sunfish Freshwater 4lbs
Redeye Bass Freshwater 5lbs
Redfin Pickerel Freshwater 2lbs
Redfish Saltwater 30lbs
Redstripe Rockfish Saltwater 1lbs
Redtail Surfperch Saltwater 2lbs
River Carpsucker Freshwater 5lbs
River Redhorse Freshwater 5lbs
Rock Bass Freshwater 2lbs
Rock Greenling Saltwater 2lbs
Rock Hind Saltwater 10lbs
Roosterfish Saltwater 75lbs
Roudi Escolar Saltwater 4lbs
Roughscale Sole Saltwater 4lbs
Round Whitefish Freshwater 14lbs
Rubberlip Seaperch Saltwater 4lbs
Rudd Freshwater 4lbs
Ruffe Freshwater 1lbs
Saithe Saltwater 30lbs
Sand Perch Saltwater Saltwater 2lbs
Sauger Freshwater 5lbs
Scamp Grouper Saltwater 25lbs
Scribbled Leatherjacket Filefish Saltwater 5lbs
Scup Saltwater 2lbs
Sea Bass Saltwater 6lbs
Sea Trout Saltwater/Freshwater 4lbs
Shad Freshwater 4lbs
Sharpchin Rockfish Saltwater 4lbs
Sheepshead Saltwater 5lbs
Shiner Perch Saltwater 2lbs
Shoal Bass Saltwater/Freshwater 5lbs
Shortbelly Rockfish Saltwater 1lbs
Shortbill Spearfish Saltwater 80lbs
Shorthead Redhorse Freshwater 4lbs
Shortnose Gar Freshwater 5lbs
Shortnose Sturgeon Freshwater 55lbs
Shovelnose Guitarfish Saltwater 30lbs
Shovelnose Sturgeon Freshwater 7lbs
Silk Snapper Saltwater 10lbs
Silver Redhorse Freshwater 6lbs
Silver Surfperch Saltwater 1lbs
Silverspotted Sculpin Saltwater 1lbs
Skilfish Saltwater 100lbs
Skipjack Shad Freshwater 3lbs
Skipjack Tuna Saltwater 50lbs
Slender Sole Saltwater 5lbs
Smallmouth Bass Freshwater 3lbs
Smallmouth Buffalo Freshwater 40lbs
Smalltooth Sawfish Saltwater 670lbs
Snook Saltwater 20lbs
Snowy Grouper Saltwater 28lbs
Sockeye Salmon Freshwater 11lbs
South American Silver Porgy Saltwater 4lbs
Southern Flounder Saltwater/Freshwater 3lbs
Southern Kingcroacker Saltwater/Freshwater 3lbs
Southern Sennet Saltwater 2lbs
Southern Stingray Saltwater 100lbs
Spadefish Saltwater 10lbs
Spanish Mackerel Saltwater 50lbs
Speckled Hind Saltwater 50lbs
Speakled Pavon Freshwater 20lbs
Spiny Butterfly Ray Saltwater 120lbs
Spiny head Sculpin Saltwater 2lbs
Spotfin Croaker Saltwater 8lbs
Spotted Bass Freshwater 8lbs
Spotted Gar Freshwater 5lbs
Spotted Grouper Saltwater 35lbs
Spotted Sucker Freshwater 1lbs
Spotted Weakfish Saltwater/Freshwater 12lbs
Spotted Wolffish Saltwater 40lbs
Squeteague Saltwater 15lbs
Starry Flounder Saltwater/Freshwater 2lbs
Starry Ray Saltwater 20lbs
Steelhead Trout Freshwater 25lbs
Striped Bass Freshwater 50lbs
Striped Burrfish Freshwater 2lbs
Striped Marlin Saltwater 420lbs
Striped Mojarra Saltwater 2lbs
Striped Seaperch Saltwater 2lbs
Striped Searobin Saltwater 2lbs
Stripetail Rockfish Saltwater 7lbs
Summer Flounder Saltwater 4lbs
Surf Smelt Saltwater 1lbs
Suwannee Bass Freshwater 3lbs
Swell Shark Saltwater 15lbs
Swordfish Saltwater 200lbs
Tarpon Saltwater 50lbs
Tautog Saltwater 2lbs
Tench Freshwater 10lbs
Tiger Rockfish Saltwater 4lbs
Tripletail Saltwater 15lbs
Vermilion Rockfish Saltwater 6lbs
Wahoo Fish Saltwater 100lbs
Walleye Freshwater 5lbs
Walleye Surfperch Saltwater 2lbs
Warmouth Freshwater 2lbs
Warsaw Grouper Saltwater 250lbs
White Bass Freshwater 4lbs
White Catfish Saltwater/Freshwater 7lbs
White Croaker Saltwater 1lbs
White Grunt Saltwater 5lbs
White Hake Saltwater 15lbs
White Margate Saltwater 17lbs
White Marlin Saltwater 55lbs
White Perch Saltwater 3lbs
White Seaperch Saltwater 1lbs
White Sturgeon Saltwater 500lbs
White Sucker Freshwater 6lbs
White Weakfish Saltwater 50lbs
Whitebait Smelt Saltwater 1lbs
Whitespotted Eagle Ray Saltwater 400lbs
Whitespotted Greenling Saltwater 3lbs
Widow Rockfish Saltwater 4lbs
Winter Flounder Saltwater 6lbs
Wreckfish Saltwater 150lbs
Xantic Sargo Saltwater 8lbs
Yellow Bass Freshwater 1lbs
Yellow Bullhead Freshwater 4lbs
Yellow Jack Freshwater 25lbs
Yellow Sea Chub Saltwater 6lbs
Yellowcheek Wrasse Saltwater 1lbs
Yellowedge Grouper Saltwater 25lbs
Yelloweye Rockfish Saltwater 30lbs
Yellowfin Saltwater 8lbs
Yellowfin Drum Saltwater 5lbs
Yellowfin Grouper Saltwater 20lbs
Yellowfin Tuna Saltwater 120lbs
Yellowtail Amberjack Saltwater 70lbs
Yellowtail Rockfish Saltwater 7lbs
Humuhumunukunukuapua'a (Reef Triggerfish) Saltwater 1.5lbs
Giant Trevally (Ulua) Saltwater 130lbs
Lizardfish (Hawaiian species) Saltwater 2lbs
Oahu Saddle Wrasse Saltwater 1lb

Saltwater vs. Freshwater Fish

A bear attempting to catch a salmon in Alaska. Image credit nwdph via Shutterstock.
A bear attempting to catch a salmon in Alaska. Image credit nwdph via Shutterstock.

The terms saltwater and freshwater fish simply refer to where the fish spend the majority of their lives. Saltwater fish live in the ocean, whereas freshwater fish live in the many lakes, ponds, and rivers that run across the United States.

There are a few instances where some species of fish will live in both freshwater and saltwater. Salmon, for example, live most of their lives in the ocean but will appear in rivers each year during what is often referred to as a Salmon Run. This is in reference to a mass migratory event where the salmon will swim upstream into rivers and lakes to hatch their young (the adjective for this behavior is "anadromous"). Once hatched, the young salmon will swim back out into the ocean to live out their adult lives.

Freshwater fish are known for being able to adapt to new environments rather quickly. There is more diversity amongst freshwater fish as well. Freshwater fish tend to be smaller than their saltwater cousins, but this makes them the perfect target for fishers who live near lakes and rivers.

The majority of the 海角社区's fish can be found in its vast oceans. Saltwater fish tend to be much larger than their freshwater cousins and can grow to truly gargantuan sizes. Saltwater fish tend to be much more active and often migrate across different parts of the oceans which can change drastically in temperature. When it comes to human consumption, ocean fish are usually described as being briny or saltier than freshwater fish.

Sturgeon

A short nose sturgeon swimming in an aquarium. Image credit pixel creator via Shutterstock.
A short-nosed sturgeon swimming in an aquarium. Image credit pixel creator via Shutterstock.

Sturgeons are an ancient fish that is thought to have first emerged from the Jurassic Period 174 to 201 million years ago. Their appearance and size are certainly something to marvel at. There are various species of sturgeon around the 海角社区, with the largest of the bunch growing to as long as 18 ft (5.5m) and 4,400 lbs (2,000 kg). Although the average surgeon in the United States is much smaller, they are still by far the largest fish that is going to be found in a river or lake.

Sturgeons live between 50 and 60 years and can spawn more than once. They do not spawn every year because they need very specific environments to hatch their young successfully. A female sturgeon will lay millions of eggs in her lifetime.

Sturgeon meat is popular in some countries but not so much in the United States. When sturgeons are caught they are usually released back into the water. There do exist sturgeon farms, however, where the fish are mainly kept for their eggs to be made into caviar.

Salmon

A bright red sockeye salmon caught in the Kenai River in Alaska. Image credit CSNafzger.
A bright red sockeye salmon caught in the Kenai River in Alaska. Image credit CSNafzger.

In total, there are seven different types of commercially important salmon species. These various types of salmon can be found in both the Pacific and Atlantic Oceans. Salmon are one of the most popular fish eaten by Americans each year and play a critical role in certain ecosystems.

As mentioned before, the annual salmon run plays a pivotal role in local ecosystems. Not only does it result in a new salmon population, but it also acts as a source of food for other woodland animals. In Alaska, for instance, the large bear and beaver populations feast on salmon for sustenance.

Salmon are one of the most farmed species of fish in the United States. This is not only a direct result of the sheer demand for fish but has also been encouraged by environmental groups to help curb overfishing. Fish farms are not without controversy however, disease and waste from these farms can often leak out into nearby water sources either contaminating it for humans or other aquatic life.

Cod

A school of cod swimming in the Atlantic Ocean. Image credit andrzej_67 via Shutterstock.
A school of cod swimming in the Atlantic Ocean. Image credit andrzej_67 via Shutterstock

Cod can be found in the Atlantic and Pacific Oceans and is another staple of the American seafood diet. There are three different species of cod in the 海角社区, although many fish are designated as cod with varying relation to the primary three species. The differences between the various species are typically not too extreme and are usually only expressed in a slight change of appearance.

During colonial times, the American Northeast was known to be teeming with large deposits of cod and other ocean fish. European fishermen would often make the journey to take part in the frenzy so they could return home and sell the fish at a premium.

Sadly, in modern times, the Atlantic cod population has been decimated. Most of this took place during the 1990s and has still yet to recover. Thousands of people who worked in the fishing industry lost their jobs and entire towns lost their main source of income. This was especially felt in Newfoundland and Labrador in Canada.

Trout

A rainbow trout swimming in a river. Image credit Henrik A. Jonsson via Shutterstock.
A rainbow trout swimming in a river. Image credit Henrik A. Jonsson via Shutterstock.

Trout is perhaps one of the best-known types of fish in the United States due to how common they are in lakes and rivers. If an American goes fishing, chances are they catch trout the majority of the time. Trout

The trout population in the United States has been steadily declining in recent years. While it has not experienced a massive dropoff similar to what happened to the cod population in the Atlantic, the population is still shrinking at an alarming rate.

Invasive species, wildfires, and climate change are some of the largest contributing factors to a decline in the trout population. Non-native fish species were introduced into many lakes and rivers in order to enrich competitive fishing but this had the undesired effect of adding a new competitor to the trout population.

Barracuda

Barracudas travel in large groups to overwhelm their prey. Image credit Svetlana Orusova via Shutterstock.
Barracudas travel in large groups to overwhelm their prey. Image credit Svetlana Orusova via Shutterstock.

Barracudas are best known for their long and slender appearance and ferocious personalities. While they are seldom eaten in the United States, they are often the targets of sport fishermen looking to snap a nice photo or place one on a wall.

Barracudas live nearly exclusively in oceans but are known to travel near the mouths of rivers on occasion. These fish are predators and feed off other smaller fish. Barracudas often stalk other fish before exploding towards their prey in a burst of speed. A hunting barracuda can reach speeds of 27 mph (43 km/h).

These fish are not known for attacking humans, but there have been a handful of reports from swimmers that claim to have been bitten by barracuda. It is likely that barracuda mistake swimmers or snorkelers for larger fish which then results in them being attacked.

Final Thoughts

There are hundreds of unique fish species within the United States. With access to the Pacific, Atlantic, and Arctic Oceans, American fishers are spoiled when it comes to selection. Eating aside, there are numerous places to go snorkeling to see these aquatic creatures up close and personal.

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