Actinopterygii
Actinopterygii, or ray-finned fishes, is the largest class of vertebrates on Earth, defined by fins supported by flexible bony rays. Comprising over 30,000 species, this dominant aquatic group spans virtually every water body—from mountain streams and river basins to coastal estuaries, coral reefs, and open oceans. Their incredible diversity of body shapes, vivid coloration, and intricate schooling behaviors make them central visual anchors for natural history documentaries, aquatic biology publications, and conservation media.
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