Plate 97
  • IND1023. family of clown anemonefish Amphiprion ocellaris; gain protection in host anemone; Sulawesi, Indonesia
Plate 98
  • IND1024. fingered dragonet Dactylopus dactylopus; raises fins when disturbed or before dashing off; Sulawesi, Indonesia
Plate 99
  • IND1025. POISONOUS: closeup of the eye of a map puffer (Arothron mappa), eaten as fugu in Japan, flesh is extremely poisonous, Indonesia
Plate 100
  • IND1026. closeup of scales of a crocodilefish, Indonesia
Plate 101
  • IND1027. BEHAVIOR: juvenile stage of porcupinefish; Diodon sp.; swells up as defense; Sulawesi, Indonesia
Plate 102
  • IND1028. porcupinefish; Diodon sp.; swells up as defense; Sulawesi, Indonesia
Plate 103
  • IND1029. BEHAVIOR: snake eel, a type of fish; travels through sand and muck to hunt; Sulawesi, Indonesia
Plate 104
  • IND1030. CAMOUFLAGE: peacock sole Pardachirus pavoninus; buries itself in sand in day, releases milky toxin that stuns predators; Sulawesi, Indonesia
Plate 105
  • IND1031. CAMOUFLAGE: eyes of a crocodilefish peer out from the sand, Indonesia
Plate 106
  • IND1032. CAMOUFLAGE: peacock sole Pardachirus pavoninus; buries itself in sand in day, releases milky toxin that stuns predators; Sulawesi, Indonesia
Plate 107
  • IND1033. BEHAVIOR SEQUENCE: harp shell Harpa sp., emerging from the sand at dusk; suffocates prey with its large foot, Sulawesi, Indonesia
Plate 108
  • IND1034. BEHAVIOR SEQUENCE: harp shell Harpa sp., emerging from the sand at dusk; suffocates prey with its large foot, Sulawesi, Indonesia