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Three-bar Porcupinefish
(Dicotylichthys punctulatus)
Generally these
pufferfish prefer not to be photographed and they turn around as
soon as they see a camera approach. Their small pectoral fins are
not always sufficient to get them out of trouble and they inflate
if they feel threatened, their spikes sticking out. We wonder who
won the battle photographed on the right: the wobbegong or the porcupinefish.
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