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Tiger rockfish by kiko and nao

8/17/2017

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Tiger Rockfish
(Sebastes nigrocinctus)
 
BY KIKO
The fish is called “Tiger Rockfish”
The tiger rockfish is orange and brown.
The origin of the name of this fish is a pattern of stripe.
It looks like a tiger and a rockfish.
 They live at shallow rocky reefs to 300 metres.
It is the size of 60cm long.
It has 4 fins.
The tiger rockfish has gills, a mouth, spines, eyes, and a tail.
They move by swimming.
They are a predator because they eat smaller fish.
They defend themselves with stinging spines.

BY NAO
It is a tiger rockfish
It is the size about 60 centimeters.  
It has five fins.
It lives shallow rocky reefs to 300metres.
It can swim.
It color is pink and black. And it has a striped pattern.
It is hiding in the rock.
It has thick lips.
It eats smaller fishes, but a bigger fish than them is natural enemy.
Another natural enemy is a shark.
I think it is a predator. Because it has fins.
There are also orange and brown tiger rockfish.
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