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We would give the Gold (fish) medal to the stonefish but we can't find him! He exactly copies the shape and colour of weed-covered coral. The trouble comes if you stand on him - the poison inside those painful spines can kill a human! |
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The sea dragon is a good runner up, changing its colour and using those graceful fins to look like seaweed. |
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The mackerel uses shading and shoaling in large numbers to fool predators but can't beat our winner, the stonefish. |
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The shrimpfish also tries to look like something else - the long, sharp spines of the black spiny sea urchin. |
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