Small mullets digging the seabed to feed!

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    dresden

    Published on Jul 25, 2021
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    Peering the seabed.

    It's the first time I see so many mullets together but in this cove's seabed, wherever you dive, there they were.

    School of mullets, some of them just relaxing and others feeding.

    I'm not really sure of wich species of mullet they were but what is pretty sure is that they were Mullus from the Mullidae family, belonging to mud mullets kind and not to those of rock mullets.

    They have small appendices in the form of a mustaches that are smell and touch sensory organs and with those they remove the seabed in search of their food: small worms and molluscs.

    Some of them made pretty large holes and other specimens of fish came to take advantage of the holes they did.

    As you know this species of fish is edible for humans and quite appreciated in the fish market.

    Video and shots taken with my GoPro Hero Adventure camera.

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