2.5K views · 81 reactions | Masters of camouflage! That's not a rock and some coral, it's a Batfish and Frogfish. Find them in the epic new exhibit Shipwreck: Realm of the Eels now that Newport Aquarium has reopened to all guests! Remember to get tickets or make your Passholder reservations online. Find everything you need to know before your visit at NewportAquarium.com/PlaySafe | Newport Aquarium | Facebook

1.5K views · 40 reactions | What do you think about the Frogfish's fancy hair do? They're camouflaged to blend in against rocks and corals and the movement on their head helps lure prey closer to their mouth. Find him in the epic new exhibit Shipwreck: Realm of the Eels! | Newport Aquarium | Facebook

The Cocos Island frogfish (Antennarius coccineus and related species) is one of the most fascinating cryptic residents of Costa Rica’s remote Isla del Coco. These small, stocky anglerfish blend almost perfectly with the volcanic reef environment, often appearing in mottled shades of orange, red, brown, or yellow that mimic sponges and corals. Instead of swimming, they use their modified pectoral fins to “walk” across the reef, and they hunt by luring prey with a fleshy appendage (the illicium) t

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