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Rare red pipefish sighting solves brooding mystery

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By Andrew Trevor-Jones, Graham Short, Australian Museum
| Australian Geographic Verified
The red pipefish (Notiocampus ruber) is a rare relative of seahorses and seadragons found only in Australia. While the species occurs across southern Australia from Western Australia to New South Wales, its incredible camouflage means until now only one person had ever photographed it in the wild. In Gamay (Botany Bay) it has been observed hiding among feathery red algae, but elsewhere the red pipefish has been recorded on rocky reefs.
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Rare red piperfish sighting solves brooding mystery

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By Andrew Trevor-Jones, Graham Short, Australian Museum
| Australian Geographic Verified
The red pipefish (Notiocampus ruber) is a rare relative of seahorses and seadragons found only in Australia. While the species occurs across southern Australia from Western Australia to New South Wales, its incredible camouflage means until now only one person had ever photographed it in the wild. In Gamay (Botany Bay) it has been observed hiding among feathery red algae, but elsewhere the red pipefish has been recorded on rocky reefs.
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Rare male red pipefish carrying eggs on its trunk spotted in Sydney

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By Andrew Trevor-Jones, Graham Short, Lisa Lock
| Phys.org Verified
Credit: Andrew Trevor-Jones, CC BY The red pipefish (Notiocampus ruber) is a rare relative of seahorses and seadragons found only in Australia. While the species occurs across southern Australia from Western Australia to New South Wales, its incredible camouflage means until now only one person had ever photographed it in the wild. In Gamay (Botany Bay) it has been observed hiding among feathery red algae, but elsewhere the red pipefish has been recorded on rocky reefs.
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