[Originally posted to the Moorea Coral Reef LTER (MCR LTER) Marine Life Encyclopedia]
Dogtooth Tuna - Vau
(Gymnosarda
unicolor)

Photo by Gerick Bergsma
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Dogtooth Tuna are found throughout the Indopacific. |
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Reef slopes and offshore reefs |
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Feed on many kinds of small fish |
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Dogtooth Tuna typically cruise the forereef alone or in small groups looking for schools of small fish to eat. Dogtooth are not true tuna, but belong to a closely related group that includes the Bonito. |
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- Animal Diversity Web - Moorea Biocode Database |
1 comment:
you got a good info right there. but you know what, if you're looking for a great fishing spot, vanuatu island is the place to do that.
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