The dark moon is high on the night, and it is the best time to kill people and cross the goods. The assassin's obscene profession of dodging, windstroke, stealth, backstabbing and other halos is always the most despised in hiding in the darkness. But today in this blue ocean world, in the colorful coral reefs, there lives a beloved assassin, it has a beautiful appearance, enchanting colors, so are you ready now? Les't go follow in the footsteps of the little fish and let's go and visit this beautiful stealth assassin, the scorpionfish.
Here to describe how beautiful it is, no picture no truth! Then the good little fish will come to a direct and violent point - please accept my Meitu bombardment!
What do you think? Follow the small fish in this deep-sea dive to feast your eyes, are you already intoxicated?
It lives in the tropical oceans of the Indo-Sea and Pacific Oceans, and is also found in the coastal areas of China's Xisha Islands and Guangdong. It is one of the most beautiful and exotic fish in the world. Its beautiful appearance and reddish-brown stripes make it look very eye-catching, and it is in harmony with the colorful corals and anemones on the seabed.
So why did the beautiful scorpion get involved with the lewd assassin? That's the point!
Although the fins are large, it is not very good at swimming, so it tends to hide in the crevices of the reef and catch it as soon as the prey approaches. As a stealth assassin, it will use the coral and its own protective color to do concealment, keep an eye on the target, and finally take advantage of the fact that those small fish and shrimp are not paying attention, violently tighten the long fins flying on all sides, swoop over at once, open their mouths and bite, and finally those small fish and shrimp rice that let down their vigilance due to greed soon become its delicacy.
How about experiencing the Assassin's critical hit! There is no room for you to resist at all, that is the damage value of the direct second kill! Therefore, the underwater world is full of dangers, and it is not easy for small fish to risk their introduction again and again, and please have more support during the future expeditions from Monday to Friday.