Unique marine invertebrate with prickly skin - High Resolution Images

The most common fish in Xisha is the porcupine fish, which is covered with spines.

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Daily update | A fish that may be angry to death by itself - the porcupinefish. Learn about a marine creature every day

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p>Pseudospinus homodontus, an animal, /p>

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Spinosaurus

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Spiky Cretaceous Shark of the Cretaceous #prehistoric monsters #marinelife - Tik Tok

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Its swimming speed is comparable to that of the mako shark. #Prehistoric monster #Magical movement - TikTok

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The "unhappy" porcupinefish in the ocean explodes when it gets angry

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Keywords: armored anemone, anemone photography, organisms, animals, marine invertebrates, marine life

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How long is the Cretaceous Spiny Shark? It is between 5 and 7 meters long, which is quite terrifying.

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The octopus, the "wise man" of the invertebrate world, has amazing abilities.

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Viviparous scorpionfish

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Echinops spheniscus

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Spineless rays

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#Ocean Classroom#

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What is the largest sea cucumber? (Invertebrates in the ocean (26): Sea cucumber (1) - Plum sea cucumber, up to 1

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Daily update | A fish that may be angry to death by itself - the porcupinefish. Learn about a marine creature every day

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marine life,image,ocean,animals,echinoderms

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Daily update | A fish that may be angry to death by itself - the porcupine. Learn about a marine creature every day |

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Echinodermata

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Echinodermata

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echinoderms, starfish, animal arms, tentacles, small

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Porcupine (Prickly Capybara)

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Watch animals with your children every day. Name: Hedgehog. Aliases: Prickly group, hedgehog, melon-stealing badger, thorn classification

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How can a hedgehog without spines protect itself?

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Tube feet are small, active, tubular projections on the oral surface of echinoderms, whether they are the arms of a starfish.

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