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Does a porcupine fish inflate or inhabit itself to look bigger in front of enemies?
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∙ 7y ago
Porcupine fish inflate their body to become bigger and rounder, so only a small number of predator fish with very large mouths could possibly eat them. Sharp spines, which radiate outwards when the fish is inflated, provide a secondary defence.
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Does the porcupine fish inflate or inhabit to look bigger in front of its enemies?
inflate
Does the porcupine fish inflate or inhabit itself to look bigger in front of its enemies?
inflate
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