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- Tetraodontidae - Wikipedia
Most pufferfish species live in marine or brackish waters, but several tropical genera, comprising about 35 species, spend their entire lifecycles in fresh water
- Pufferfish Animal Facts - Tetraodontidae - A-Z Animals
Pufferfishes (family Tetraodontidae) are ray-finned fishes in the order Tetraodontiformes, characterized by their ability to inflate their bodies as a defense, their beak-like fused teeth, and frequent chemical defenses (notably tetrodotoxin in many species)
- Pufferfish - Types, Habitat, Diet, Predators, Lifespan
What are pufferfish Where how long do they live What how do they eat Why do they puff up Learn about their species, size, and anatomy, with pictures
- 12 Types of Puffer Fish You Should Know | PetMD
There are over 190 types of puffer fish found worldwide Puffer fish can live in freshwater or saltwater environments Many species are aggressive and require species-only tanks Sizes range from under 1 inch to over 30 inches long Puffer fish are best suited for experienced fish hobbyists
- Pufferfish: An underwater balloon of death? - Natural History Museum
There are nearly 200 species of pufferfish Many are known by common names that relate to the swollen shape they adopt to deter predators Examples include puffers, blowfish, balloonfish, bubblefish, globefish and swellfish Pufferfish are primarily found in the world’s warm waters
- Pufferfish - National Geographic Kids
Pufferfish can inflate into a ball shape to evade predators Also known as blowfish, these clumsy swimmers fill their elastic stomachs with huge amounts of water (and sometimes air) and blow
- Puffer Fish: 12 Fascinating Facts + 10 Types You Should Know
Below are ten pufferfish species representing incredible diversity within this family These species of pufferfish range from freshwater giants to colorful reef dwellers
- Puffer | Freshwater, Aquarium, Care | Britannica
Starry puffer fish (Arothron stellatus) puffer, any of about 90 species of fishes of the family Tetraodontidae, noted for their ability when disturbed to inflate themselves so greatly with air or water that they become globular in form
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