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The aquatic emblem of New South Wales is the Blue groper.
The blue groper was chosen as the New South Wales state emblem due to its unique characteristics and significance in the state's marine environment. This vibrant fish is endemic to the waters of New South Wales and represents the rich biodiversity of the region. Its selection highlights the importance of marine conservation and the need to protect aquatic ecosystems. Additionally, the blue groper is a culturally significant species, often associated with local fishing traditions.
All of these items are emblems of the Australian state of New South Wales.The Waratah is the floral emblemThe Kookaburra is the avian (bird) emblemThe Blue groper is the fish emblemThe black opal is the gemstone emblem (only announced in 2008)The platypus is the faunal (animal) emblem
Blue groper primarily feed on a diet consisting of marine invertebrates, such as mollusks, crustaceans, and sea urchins. They are also known to consume algae and other plant materials, especially when foraging among rocky reefs. Their feeding habits help maintain the balance of marine ecosystems by controlling prey populations and promoting healthy reef environments.
Yes they live in the waters from Queensland to Wilson Promontory of Victoria, and are known through out New South Wales.
-Blue Groper -TinySilver fish - scarredold seal -Ablone -Orange star fish -Shark -Tiger Shark
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A groper!
A groper is a type of fish, different varieties of which may be found around the Australian coastline. In the US, they may be known as "grouper".
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Eastern Blue Gropers are saltwater fish. They are found along the southern coastal waters of Australia. Eastern Blue Groper habitats range from Hervey Bay in Queensland to Wilsons Promontory in Victoria. Western Blue Groper habitats range from Houtman Abrolhos to Melbourne. They live along the coast, mostly in exposed reefs and feed on invertebrates such as sea urchins, crabs and mussels. All Gropers are born female. When they begin to mature, their bodies go through a phase that may transform them into males or keep them as females.