A Pipefish Makes Use of a Prehensile Tail to Hang on to Seagrass

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  • Photo title: A Pipefish Makes Use of a Prehensile Tail to Hang on to Seagrass
  • Author: Conchasdiver
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  • Pipefishes along w/ seahorses & seadragons form the family Syngnathidae; Pipefish dwell off tropical & subtropical coasts worldwide; They inhabit sheltered areas in seagrass & coral reefs & prey on small aquatic organisms by sucking food into the mouth;
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