Look twice and you might spot the broadnosed pipefish. Barely moving throughout their lifetime, the broadnosed pipefish tends to stay vertical amongst seagrass or seaweed, sucking in plankton through its mouth. Larger fish will predate on broadnosed pipefish - if they can see them! These masters of disguise are found in the seas from Vardø, Norway to Morocco.
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