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The face of a Peacock Flounder camouflaged on the ocean floor

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The face of a Peacock Flounder camouflaged on the ocean floor

The face of a Peacock Flounder camouflaged on the ocean floor, Bonaire, Caribbean Netherlands

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Animal Eyes Animal Head Bonaire Bottom Feeders Camouflage Caribbean Netherlands Caribbean Sea Disguise Eyeball Habitat Hiding Ocean Floor Protruding Sand Spotted Tropical Climate Tropical Fish Bothus Lunatus Bothus Mancus Flounder Peacock Flounder


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This print captures the mesmerizing face of a Peacock Flounder, perfectly camouflaged on the ocean floor. Taken in Bonaire, Caribbean Netherlands, this image showcases the incredible ability of this species to blend seamlessly with its surroundings. The Peacock Flounder, scientifically known as Bothus lunatus or Bothus mancus, is commonly referred to as a plate fish due to its flat body shape. In this photograph, we witness nature's artistry at its finest. The flounder's spotted tropical fish pattern harmonizes flawlessly with the sandy ocean floor beneath it. Its protruding eyes and unique facial features add an intriguing touch to this underwater scene. The photographer Terry Moore has skillfully captured the essence of camouflage in action. This close-up shot reveals intricate details such as animal eyes and head structure that aid in hiding from predators or unsuspecting prey. Peacock Flounders are bottom feeders that thrive in tropical climates like those found in the Caribbean Sea. Their ability to disguise themselves within their habitat allows them to ambush small marine creatures passing by without detection. This stunning image serves as a reminder of the diverse wildlife thriving beneath our oceans' surface and highlights the beauty and complexity of these hidden ecosystems. It invites us into a world where animals adapt and survive through remarkable evolutionary strategies like camouflage – truly showcasing nature's ingenuity at work.

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