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There are 18 species of barracuda, long, slender fish with small scales, large mouth, sharp teeth, protruding lower jaw, a forked tail, and two dorsal fins. There are a great many species of coral, marine animals having tubular bodies capped by a ring of stinging tentacles surrounding a mouth.
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What happened to coral in finding nemo?
She got eaten by a barracuda with her eggs.
In the movie finding nemo what is Marlin's wife's name?
Marvin's wife Coral is eaten by an Australian barracuda
What is barracuda in finding Nemo?
I'm not sure if I am understanding your question correctly, but if I understand correctly I believe the barracuda in Finding Nemo was the fish which killed Marlin's wife, Coral, and the eggs at the beginning of the movie. I hope that answers your question.
Are barracuda poisonous?
The flesh of some coral reef fish that the great barracuda eats is poisonous and so the barracuda's flesh becomes poisonous too. This may explain why barracudas in some areas are poisonous, while those from elsewhere are perfectly safe to eat.
Why do'nt anybody mention nemo 's mom in Finding Nemo?
Nemo's mom Coral is eaten by the barracuda at the beginning of the movie
What is the creepy fish in the beginning of the movie Finding Nemo?
The fish that attacks Marlin and Coral at the beginning of Finding Nemo is an Australian barracuda
What did barracuda fish evolve from?
i different type of fish
How long can a barracuda grow to be?
Some species of barracuda can grow up to be 2.1m(6.9ft) in length and 30cm(12in) in width. Barracuda's can grow to be all different sizes, lengths, and widths.
What different types of species of coral are there?
well their is soft coral and hard coral +brain coral breanha coral lily coral and extra coral
Why does Nemo have one fin larger than the other?
Because when he was a baby the barracuda that killed Coral scratched the side of his egg with his teeth leaving him injured.
What are the different activities that destroy coral reefs?
what are the different activities that destroy coral reefs
Is coral from the Permian period different from the coral today?
yes
