12 June,2024
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Known for their ability to camouflage and lie motionless on the seafloor. They are poor swimmers and often remain still to ambush prey.
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These fish use their pectoral fins to "walk" along the seafloor rather than swim.
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They have modified pectoral fins that resemble legs, enabling them to walk on the seafloor instead of swimming.
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Similar to frogfish and batfish, handfish use their pectoral fins to move along the seabed.
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They have leg-like pectoral fins that allow them to "walk" on the ocean floor.
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Typically found resting on the seafloor, they have limited swimming abilities and often rely on camouflage.
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Like stonefish, scorpionfish are ambush predators that remain still and rely on their camouflage.
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They use their modified pelvic fins to cling to rocks and other surfaces, often in turbulent waters where swimming is difficult.
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They have a suction disc on their belly to attach to surfaces, and they are not strong swimmers.
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These fish bury themselves in the sand with only their eyes and mouth exposed, waiting to ambush prey rather than swimming actively.
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