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Rivash Soni Davnarayan posed a wildlife question this morning on #WiseOwls nature quiz!
This creature has a massive, bulbous forehead and a powerful beak-like mouth, this ocean giant spends its days crunching through solid coral reefs. As it digests its crunchy meals, it excretes massive ...amounts of fine white sand, single-handedly shaping the beautiful tropical beaches we love to walk on. And if this was a human, it would need braces!
What creature do you think this is?
Answer: Humphead Parrotfish
Quick Facts:
1. Humphead Parrot fish are Sand-Making Machines: A single adult humphead parrotfish can excrete up to 5 tonnes of sand per year, playing a massive role in creating tropical beaches and islands.
2. They use their large, bulbous foreheads to ram against coral structures to break them into smaller, bite-sized pieces for eating.
3. They are the largest of all parrotfish species, growing up to 1.3 metres long and weighing as much as 46 kilograms! That’s close to my weight!
4. Now, To protect themselves from predators while sleeping at night, they often secrete a transparent mucus cocoon that envelopes their body and masks their scent. AND,
5. Their teeth are not separate like ours; instead, they are tightly lined up in 15 parallel rows and tightly fused together. This unique structure forms their famous, ultra-strong, parrot-like beak that allows them to chomp effortlessly through solid coral reefs and rocks.
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