Bigeye Trevally at Navy Pier, Australia with Ningaloo Whaleshark-N-Dive by Teddy Fotiou

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Bigeye trevally swarm around Navy Pier's pilings in Exmouth, Western Australia. These fish are a common sight in the tropical Indo-Pacific region, and they congregate in huge schools, numbering in the thousands. At Navy Pier, due to the lack of fishing, they are particularly numerous. In fact, because of the lack of fishing pressures, most fish species at Navy Pier are more numerous than they are elsewhere.