Fish fingerlings hide in the vegetation in a natural habitat that keeps them safe from being hunted

WildNature Legacy
WildNature Legacy
Sep 26, 2026

These fish are so small that we call them fingerlings because they are about the size of a human's little finger. The fish are newly hatched perch babies, and they are hiding out amongst aquatic vegetation in the water to avoid being caught and eaten by a predatory fish or a wading bird such as a heron. These are beautiful baby fish to watch swimming.