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#PigeonIsland #MarineWildlife #SriLankaNature #CoralReefs #UnderwaterLife #Wawekale Pigeon Island National Park, located off the northeastern coast of Sri Lanka near Trincomalee, is a vibrant marine sanctuary renowned for its stunning corals and diverse reef fish species. The park encompasses two small islands—Large Pigeon Island and Small Pigeon Island—surrounded by shallow coral reefs that offer a glimpse into the rich biodiversity of the Indian Ocean. The coral reefs here are among the healthiest in Sri Lanka, featuring over 100 species of coral, including brain coral, staghorn coral, and mushroom coral. These colorful formations create a thriving underwater habitat that supports an array of marine life. Reef fishes such as Parrotfish, Butterflyfish, Damselfish, Groupers and Wrasses can be commonly spotted darting between the corals. The presence of Blacktip reef sharks and turtles adds to the park's ecological value and allure for snorkelers and divers. The reef ecosystem plays a vital role in coastal protection, fisheries, and tourism, but it's also highly sensitive to threats such as coral bleaching and human activity. Conservation efforts are crucial to preserving this natural gem. Pigeon Island offers an unforgettable underwater experience, blending natural beauty and ecological importance, making it a must-visit destination for marine enthusiasts and eco-travelers alike. Species covered within this documentary 1. Moorish Idol | Zanclus cornutus 2. Threadfin Butterflyfish | Chaetodon auriga 3. Tripletail Wrasse | Cheilinus trilobatus 4. Bluespotted Cornetfish | Fistularia commersonii 5. Vagabond Butterflyfish | Chaetodon vagabundus 6. Lined Bristletooth | Ctenochaetus striatus 7. Hawksbill Turtle | Eretmochelys imbricata 8. Striped Surgeonfish | Acanthurus lineatus 9. Checkered Snapper | Lutjanus decussatus 10. Sergeant Major | Abudefduf saxatilis 11. Barred Thicklip | Hemigymnus fasciatus 12. Redfin Butterflyfish | Chaetodon lunulatus 13. Bluestreak Cleaner Wrasse | Labroides dimidiatus 14. Powder-blue surgeonfish | Acanthurus leucosternon 15. Chevroned Butterflyfish | Chaetodon trifascialis 16. Emperor Angelfish | Pomacanthus imperator 17. Bigscale Soldierfish | Myripristis berndti 18. Yellowtail Damselfish | Microspathodon chrysurus 19. Scissortail Fusilier | Caesio caerulaurea 20. Blue Damsel | Pomacentrus pavo 21. Philippine Damsel | Pomacentrus philippinus 22. Camouflage Grouper | Epinephelus polyphekadion 23. Freckled Hawkfish | Paracirrhites forsteri 24. Twospot Snapper | Lutjanus biguttatus 25. Bluestripe Snapper | Lutjanus kasmira 26. Blackspotted Puffer | Arothron nigropunctatus 27. Fiji Anemonefish | Amphiprion barberi 28. Threespot Dascyllus | Dascyllus trimaculatus 29. Virgate Rabbitfish | Siganus virgatus 30. Convict Tang | Acanthurus triostegus 31. Indian triggerfish | Melichthys indicus 32. Palenose Parrotfish | Scarus psittacus 33. Diamondfish | Monodactylus argenteus 34. Blacktip reef shark | Carcharhinus melanopterus 🦈 35. Ambon Chromis | Chromis amboinensis 36. Bronze-lined Rabbitfish | Siganus insomnis Production credits: Videography | Nilanga Ranatunga Edited by | Nilanga Ranatunga Narration by | Invideo AI Background Music by | Youtube Audio Library Photos by | reefguide.org Production & Story | Nilanga Ranatunga, Buddhika Prabath Abeyrathne Directed by | Nilanga Ranatunga Special Thanks Prof. Terney Pradeep Kumara Postgraduate Institute of Science, University of Peradeniya University of Ruhuna Department of Wildlife Conservation References: reefguide.org Note: Scientific names and classifications may change with ongoing research, so dive in and discover these wonders in real time! Don’t miss out—hit that subscribe button and stay tuned for more amazing discoveries. Let’s work together to preserve Sri Lanka’s hidden aquatic treasures!