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We have all heard of hurricanes, cyclones, and typhoons but there’s really no difference between these storms. The only difference is that they are called different names depending on where they happen.
Source: NOAA

10 months ago • 13 notes

Known as the caudal spine, this part of the fish keeps predators away (they are not going to have a good day if they get stung by it). Not only is it for protection but also as a sign of social standing. The more dominant Surgeonfish achieve their...

11 months ago • 6 notes

Mainly used as a way of protection, these particular fish stick together to lower the interest of predators. Predators have a bigger chance of getting stung by the Surgeonfish’s venomous spine when they are traveling in a pair or group, so usually if...

11 months ago • 14 notes

To avoid being someones next meal, these fish will act like they are dead when they have been spotted by a predator. They will let themselves float on their side without moving to trick their enemy. As soon as they feel safe they “just keep...

11 months ago • 46 notes

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