LIFE OF FISH

BLUE AZUREUS POISON DART FROG

• Dendrobates tinctorius
• Found in Northern Brazil
• It simply uses its skin to warn predators
• River banks/rivers
• Diet is insects such as files and ants

BLUE AZUREUS POISON DART FROG

• It is highly poisonous
• It seemed like it wanted to be hidden
• But it was ready to defend itself

RINGED TEAL

• Callonetta leucophrys
• Fresh water duck found in south america
• They adapt by getting along with fellow species
• Diet is small fish
• Rivers and tropical forests.

RINGED TEAL

• They are extremely protective towards their young
• It seemed it just wanted to stay with its babys

BLACK SCORPION

• Scientific name: Scorpaena porcus
• It is found in the eastern atlantic ocean
• They adapt by hiding during the day
• Habitat: tons of seaweed and rocks
• Diet: snails and small fish

BLACK SCORPION

• Live on its own. They mainly hunt at night and hide in rocks during the day

RHINOCEROS HORNBILL

• Scientific name:Buceros rhinoceros
• It is found in lowland and montane, tropical and subtropical and in the mountain rain forests up to 1,400 metres altitude in Borneo, Sumatra, Java, the Malay Peninsula, Singapore and southern Thailand.[1]
• They adapt by being protective
• Rainforest is their habitat
• Diet is fruit

RHINOCEROS HORNBILL

• They live with their well bonded families
• It seemed really shy and it kept flying away when a human would get close

REEF TRIGGERFISH

• Scientific name: Rhinecanthus rectangulus
• Reef triggers are fairly aggressive and will generally not tolerate a lot of other species. They are seen hanging around in crevices in rocks
• They adapt by being agressive
• Their habitat are reefs and around very big rocks
• Diet: small fish

REEF TRIGGERFISH

• They live in large groups
• They seemed like they were always on the lookout for something dangeeous

BLUE ASSESSOR

• Scientific Name Assessor macneilli
• Assessors are one of the best reef aquarium fish.They are frequently seen hanging around in caves, overhangs and other shaded areas of the aquarium. The often do this upside down or vertically
• They adapt by being very territorial
• Their habitat are reefs. They are mainly found in the great barrier reef
• Diet: planktivore

BA CONTINUED

• They live very peacefully with each other
• The observation I made is that they seemed very curious about the reef. It seemed like it was trying to claim a cave in the reef before other fish did.

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