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Around the reefs in the Indo-Pacific and eastern Mediterranean
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Inshore waters around the Indian Ocean and western Pacific Ocean
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Yellow seahorses are monogamous and will find a new partner only when they lose the old one. During courtship and to enhance ...
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Coral reefs often form a rough surface with a lot of long projections and sharp edges. Whitetip reef sharks have a slender body, tough skin and manoeuvrable pectoral fins to adapt to this ...
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... which occupy about 80% of their body. They can emit a strike as high as 650 volts to attack prey or defend themselves. Their thick ...
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Coastal waters of tropical and temperate regions around the globe
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... two ways to achieve buoyancy. In their big liver, they have a large amount of oil that is lighter than water and therefore provides lift. They also take a gulp of air and keep it in their stomach for extra buoyancy.
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... responsible for fertilising the harem in its territory. If a dominant male does not exist, a female with a larger body size will change her sex and take up the role of a dominant male.
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Napoleon Fish ...
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... to predators or other danger.
Milkfish have a forked tail. As fish use the caudal fin for propulsion, a forked shape can minimise the drag from water, and therefore allows the fish ...
