Facts: The Napoleon Fish (Humphead Wrasse)
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Facts: The Napoleon Fish (Humphead Wrasse)
Quick facts about this giant endangered reef fish! The napoleon fish (napoleon wrasse, humphead wrasse, Cheilinus undulatus, maori wrasse). Napoleon fish facts! Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/deepmarinescenesofficial/ Flickr: https://www.flickr.com/photos/191412225@N08 If you like my videos, you can support my channel here: https://ko-fi ...
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The Humphead wrasse - an enormous coral reef fish. Some reef sites on the Great Barrier Reef have a local Humphead (Maori) wrasse just like this one. They are inquisitive fish and can get really really close to snorkellers and divers. Despite their charisma, and nicknames like 'puppy dogs of the sea', it's important to never touch or stroke them. Few reasons, main reason is because you should never touch any wild animals to begin with, but also because they are covered in a protective layer of m
The Humphead wrasse - an enormous coral reef fish. Some reef sites on the Great Barrier Reef have a local Humphead (Maori) wrasse just like this one. They are inquisitive fish and can get really really close to snorkellers and divers. Despite their charisma, and nicknames like 'puppy dogs of the sea', it's important to never touch or stroke them. Few reasons, main reason is because you should never touch any wild animals to begin with, but also because they are covered in a protective layer of m
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