AMAZING SEA CREATURES!

Pufferfish and Porcuppine fish
Pufferfish and Porcuppine fish have excellent camouflaging skills. Though they cannot swim fast, when predators capture them, they swell up to many times their original size so that the predator is unable to swallow them.

The Mantis Shrimp
The Mantis Shrimp lives in deep underwater sand and if predator appears, it rears up in front of the predator to warn the predator to move away. However, if the predator still does not move off, the shrip strikes the predator right in the eye until the predator moves away. Then, it returns to its home.

False Eyes!
Some fish have false eyes on their tails so as to make them look bigger than they actually are. Furthermore, the false eyes also diverts the enemy's attention to its tail and not the its head, which is the most vulnerable part and might affect its escape. Their actual eyes are camouflaged so that other animals cannot see them.

Clownfish
The clownfish is another one of these amazing creatures. It hides itself in sea anemone and safe from predators as sea anemone are armed with poison. Luckily, the clownfish is immune to the poison and thus is able to live in it.

The mimic octopus
The mimic octopus, in my opinion is the most interesting creature. It has brown and white stripes on its many legs that can appear in any shape and size. Therefore, the octopus can appear to be any animal. When a predator appears, the octopus appears to be a venemous creature to scare the predator away.

These amazing sea creatures are great at camouflaging so that predators cannot find them.