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Check out this incredible rainbow fish! - CBBC Newsround

Take a look at this magnificent multicoloured new species of fish discovered in the Maldives. ....

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New-to-Science Fairy Wrasse Is First-Ever Described by a Maldivian Scientist

Named after the country’s national flower, the species is added as part of the Hope for Reefs initiative ....

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Mesmerizing Rose – Veiled Fairy Wrasse is New to Science – And Named for National Flower

The Rose-Veiled Fairy Wrasse, a stunning new addition to the tree of life, is the first-ever Maldivian fish to be described by a local scientist. ....

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Does a Photo Show a Fish Trapped in a Jellyfish?

The photograph showed a small, yellow oceanic fish in the belly of a transparent jellyfish with purple tentacles. And because of its unique depiction of marine life, the picture went viral after publications like Science Alert and National Geographic showed the “curious scene.” The photographs made ripples on social media again in 2021 when The Arts, a lifestyle and culture Facebook page, reshared a 2016 article published by the culture website My Modern Met to its Facebook page. At the time of this writing, the post had garnered more than 80,000 likes.
Snopes contacted the California Academy of Sciences in San Francisco, which confirmed that the photo was authentic. According to Academy Curator of Ichthyology Luiz Rocha, the fish is a juvenile trevally of the scientific family Carangidae, but it is hard to identify the specific species because “juveniles of that group look very similar.” ....

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