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Puffer fish eat mostly invertebrates and algae. They are poisonous due to a toxin called tetrodotoxin and there is no known antidote. They live in tropical and subtropical oceans around the world and come in various sizes, from one inch to over two feet. Puffer fish have spines, teeth, and can inflate their bodies as a defense mechanism.
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- 1. Puffer Fish By, Lexi Recke Miranda Famous
- 2. What do Puffer Fish eat? • Puffer fish eat mostly invertebrates and algae. •
- 3. Are They poisonous? • Almost all puffer fish contain tetrodotoxin, a type of poison. • There’s no know cure for the poison of puffer fish. • They’re the second most poisonous vertebrates in the world. • The dwarf puffer fish is the smallest puffer fish in the world.
- 4. Are Puffer Fish Good Swimmers • Puffer fish are poor swimmers
- 5. What Oceans Do Puffer Fish Live In • Puffer fish live in the Atlantic and Paciffic ocean
- 6. When Were Puffer Fish Discovered • Puffer fish were discovered in 1946
- 7. What Colors Are Puffer Fish • They are light brown but white when puffed
- 8. How Many Teeth Do Puffer Fish Have • They have 4 teeth
- 9. How Do They Catch Their Prey? • They catch them in their mouth
- 10. What Part Of The Ocean Do They Live In? • They live in the tropical and subtropical parts of the ocean.
- 11. How Many Spikes Do They Have? • Around 80 to 120.
- 12. How Long Do They Live? • They live for five or more years.
- 13. How Many Eggs Can They Lay? • It depends on the type of puffer fish. Usually 3 or 4.
- 14. Fun Facts • There are more than 120 species of puffer fish. • They puff up by sucking in either water or air. • They grow from one inch to more than two feet. • Biologists think they developed their inflatability because their slow, somewhat clumsy swimming makes them vanerable to predators