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IT LOOKS LIKE A NEEDLE IN THE WATER: FAST, PRECISE, AND LETHAL WHEN IT HUNTS.

WHERE
THEY
LIVE

They live in tropical and subtropical seas around the world, especially on reefs in the Atlantic, Indian, and Pacific Oceans.

It has an extremely long, slender body, almost like a rod.

A tubular snout with a small mouth at the end, designed to draw in prey.

It can grow beyond one and a half meters in length.

It sometimes swims in an almost vertical position to avoid detection.

It hunts small fish and crustaceans through sudden ambushes.

DID YOU KNOW?

• It can shift slightly in color to blend into its surroundings or mimic other species.

• Its mouth works like a suction tube, creating a vacuum that draws in prey within milliseconds.

• It hunts by using other fish as "shields". It positions itself beside larger fish, such as groupers or parrotfish, and swims alongside them to remain unnoticed.

• Its attack is almost invisible.

It does not chase; it waits.

And when it strikes, it draws in its prey within milliseconds, without any visible pursuit.

Because their quiet presence reminds us that the extraordinary sometimes passes directly in front of us without being seen.

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FROM THE SEA INTO YOUR EVERYDAY LIFE

The same illustration in two formats.

One to keep at home. Another to carry the sea with you wherever you go.