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Your daily fish # 79
Yellow tang - Zebrasoma flavescens
THE fish. Known worldwide, even if you dont know it's name, it comes to mind.
fish stims :)
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Nightly Elevator
It shows a jellyfish ascending to the surface, where it will feed in darkness, safe from daytime predators. Before dawn it will sink back down to safety. This one, however, has a hitchhiker: the little yellow fish has hopped aboard for a free ride up. Piggybacking like this also offers the fish a measure of protection, since passing predators tend to avoid the jellyfish’s stingers.
Photograph: Tom Shlesinger/Royal Society Publishing
Royal Society Publishing photography prize
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🐠 Daily Fish Fact: 🐠
*Finding Nemo Series #3*
Yellow Longnose Butterflyfish are territorial. They patrol their patches of coral with a monogamous partner. However, instances of overt aggression among them, have been observed between territory holders and individuals of the same sex. Chasing is rare, but when it does occur, males chase males and females chase females. Females defend food resources from other females, while males defend territories containing a female from other males.
got a new computer and tablet recently, so I made myself a new desktop wallpaper