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These two fish, called sarcastic fringeheads, are
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Not only is it amazing how much they can stretch
their mouths, but look at those colors too!
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This large and unusual fish is called a Mola!
It’s not dangerous at all!
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This fish is called a Slingjaw Wrasse and it can
stick out its jaw to catch its prey!
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The male makes a pattern in the sand to impress females.
If a female is impressed, she’ll lay her eggs in the middle!
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This is called a sawfish. What do they do with
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It’s unbelievable, but they ACTUALLY use their
nose like a saw to cut their prey in half.
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