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Zeus faber

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John Dory on white background

John Dory on white background

John Dory have a black spot on either side of their body that resembles an eye to potential predators.

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John Dory swimming Underwater photographer is taking picture of Zeus Faber - John Dory , st Pierre or Peter's fish in natural habitat in Adriatic sea Croatia. Seascape nature ambient shot of scuba activity and wildlife.

John Dory swimming

John Dory are sometimes called roosterfish due to its strong thorns that resemble a rooster's crest.

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John Dory swimming against a black background Underwater shot of Zeus Faber - John Dory , st Pierre or Peter's fish in natural habitat in Adriatic sea Croatia

John Dory swimming against a black background

John Dory are oval-shaped, but when they turn to the side, they almost disappear because they are laterally compressed.

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John Dory swimming above coral

John Dory swimming above coral

John Dorys have two dosal fins unlike most fish, which have one.

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John Dory swimming against a black background

John Dory

Zeus faber

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