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'; powcap[5]='A shark that growls and bears it teeth? Not quite, but it does let you know when it is upset?'; powcap[6]='How do you groom yourself when you are a stingray? You go visit a local cleaning station! '; powcap[7]='How do you know a male snowflake moray from a female? You look at their teeth! '; powcap[8]='The eightstripe wrasse has a "double-pupil" that is thought to help them see their minute prey. '; powcap[9]='As a juvenile, the lyretail hogfish cleans parasites off of other fishes. It also engages in something called "hydraulic jetting" - do you know what that is? '; powcap[10]='The ghoulish Henshaw snake eel spends most of its time buried in the sane - how and what does it eat? '; powcap[11]='How does a spaghetti-like garden eel create its burrows in the sand and keep these burrows from caving in? '; powcap[12]='How do individual striped eel catfish, which are usually found in large, "rolling" schools, find each other? '; powcap[13]='While it may look rather lazy and harmless, the variegated lizardfish is a voracious predator.
How many prey fish do you think they eat every day? '; powcap[14]='This massive frogfish has been known to swallow prey items longer than itself - in some cases,
its big appetite can lead to its demise! '; powcap[15]='With the ability to use the light of the moon to find its prey, the nocturnal soldierfish is a master of nocturnal hunting. '; powcap[16]='Did you know that the female ornate pipefish has appendages that performs a similar function to the umbilical cord of a mammals? '; powcap[17]='The master of stealth, the trumpetfish uses its neighbors to sneak-up on its prey. '; powcap[18]='Like a water-logged bird, the Pegasus sea moth creeps along on the sea floor looking for a meal. But how does it get rid of the algae that grows on its skin? '; powcap[19]='So why would the splendid dottyback, resemble an unrelated angelfish? '; powcap[20]='Is it true that the diminutive little royal dottyback is one of the meanest fish on the coral reef? '; powcap[21]='How many girl friends might a male coral hawkfish have? '; powcap[22]='Could it be that the lyretail hawkfish will live among the tentacles of a sea anemone - a place where only the specialized anemonefish usually dare dwell? '; powcap[23]='The male and female vagabond butterflyfish form long-term pair bonds. '; powcap[24]='This dramatically colored venomous fish likes to eat crabs, shrimps and small fishes. '; powcap[25]='The "Hannibal Lector" of the butterflyfish clan, the forcepsfish, uses its long jaws like needle-nosed pliers to mutilate its invertebrate neighbors. '; powcap[26]='The exagerrated snout of the longnose butterflyfish is used like a pipette to suck small crustaceans from reef crevices. '; powcap[27]='The longfish banner fish is often confused with the similar-looking Moorish idol. Do you know how to tell them apart? '; powcap[28]='The jaws of the yellowmask angelfish are equipped with comb-like teeth that are used to feed on what? '; powcap[29]='The juvenile pinnate batfish looks and acts a lot like a flatworm. Why would this be an advantage to the young batfish? '; powcap[30]='The juveniles of the mimic surgeonfish greatly resemble a couple of adult pygmy angelfishes. But, as the young surgeonfish grow they change color. '; powcap[31]='The brushtail tang is a plant-eater that uses its long nose to get at filamentous algae growing in reef crevices. It also has an interesting relationship with an organism that lives in its intestines - do you know what it is? '; powcap[32]='No one knows what the long horn on the head of the spotted unicornfish is used for, but we do know that they eat poop! '; powcap[33]='The Moorish idol has an interesting early life. It spends much of its time after it hatches from a planktonic egg floating about at the surface. When it gets quite large (around 7.5 cm/ 3 in. in length) it settles out of the plankton onto the coral reef. '; powcap[34]='While it looks rather benign, the foxface rabbitfish can deliver a very painful sting with its fin spines. '; powcap[35]='The black damselfish has a particularly interesting diet. It is known to feed on soft corals, sea anemones and zoanthids, as well as clam poop! '; powcap[36]='Juveniles three-spot damselfish live among the tentacles of sea anemones, sometimes right beside their anemonefish relatives. '; powcap[37]='While beautiful and peaceful in appearance, the lyretail anthias live a tumultuous, rather kinky life-style. '; powcap[38]='The coral grouper has a few different hunting buddies - do you know who they are? '; powcap[39]='Did you know that the slime of the sixline soapfish can be lathered like a bar of soap and that it is highly toxic? '; powcap[40]='The raptor of the reef, the arc-eye hawkfish, will perch on a coral head and watch for its favorite foods - do you know what those are? '; powcap[41]='Do you know that the juveniles of the many-spotted sweetlips are thought to mimic a flatworm? But why? '; powcap[42]='The juvenile, male and female spotted parrotfish all differ in color. Do you know what the adults of this beautiful fish eat? '; powcap[43]='When the yellowtail coris hunts, it uses it head and mouth to flip over rocks. '; powcap[44]='When it is time to find its mates, the male redbreasted wrasse parades over coral pinnacles to attract potential girl friends. '; powcap[45]='Did you know that the humphead wrasse feeds on the infamous crown-of-thorns sea star (this is the sea star that eats live coral!). '; powcap[46]='How did the flasher wrasse get its name? The male performs an amazing dance when it wants to attract potential mates or warn rivals. '; powcap[47]='Why would a pastel wrasse hang-out with a day octopus? '; powcap[48]='The eightstripe wrasse has a "double-pupil" that is thought to help them see their minute prey. '; powcap[49]='As a juvenile, the lyretail hogfish cleans parasites off of other fishes. It also engages in something called "hydraulic jetting" - do you know what that is? '; powcap[50]='The crescent-tail bigeye has large eyes that reflects light back off the retina which causes something called "eye-shine." '; powcap[51]='The yellowstriped cardinalfish is one of a handful of cardinalfishes that will use sea anemones as a refuge. '; powcap[52]='These creatures of the shadows are rarely seen by divers, but they are definitely worth searching out! '; powcap[53]='Hovering in the water column in pairs, the elegant dartfish have split-second reaction time. '; powcap[54]='The flamboyant mandarinfish is one of the most colorful fish on the reef and when it comes to finding a mate size does matter. '; powcap[55]='curious fish may follow you around on your next Wakatobi dive. '; powcap[56]='Besides catching food, the large jaws of the yellowbarred jawfish are used for two important things - do you know what they are? '; powcap[57]='Living with a shrimp as a burrow-mate, Randalls shrimpgoby has a big black spot on its dorsal fin that may help thwart the attacks of predators. '; powcap[58]='The Rainfords goby has a particularly unusual diet for a goby. Do you know what interesting items are on its menu? '; powcap[59]='The orange-dashed goby is usually a monogamous fish .. that is, unless a better partner comes along. Do you know what an orange-dashed goby looks for in a mate? '; powcap[60]='A miniature goby that hangs out in caves with its buddies. '; powcap[61]='Why would a cardinalfish want to look like a striped fangblenny? Want to know why?'; powcap[62]='It bites at reef surface with its flexible jaws and comb-like teeth up to 3000 times a day! '; powcap[63]='A secretive little lionfish that sports a Fu-Manchu moustache and utilizes some interesting techniques to it capture its food. '; powcap[64]='This dramatically colored venomous fish likes to eat crabs, shrimps and small fishes. '; powcap[65]='The devil scorpionfish is a flasher – do you know what and why it flashes? '; powcap[66]='It looks like a submerged leaf, it "acts" like a submerged leaf, but it is a fish. How does looking like a submerged plant benefit the leaf scorpionfish? '; powcap[67]='This fish has box-like armor as well as potent chemical defenses. '; powcap[68]='Where does that large school of yellowfin goatfish go at night? '; powcap[69]='This voracious goatfish uses the barbels on the chin to probe reef crevices to flush out its prey. '; powcap[70]='A lyretail, red teeth and a plankton-feeding lifestyle makes the redtooth trigger a black sheep in the trigger family. In this species, the female and male actually look after their eggs. '; powcap[71]='This fish forms spawning colonies and a male may have over 200,000 eggs in his nest at one time! '; powcap[72]='Do you know that this fish raises it young after they hatch from eggs? How does the parent fish feed the "baby" chromis? '; powcap[73]='This surgeonfish looks for its food on the surface of sand bottoms rather than on the limestone structure that forms the reef. '; powcap[74]='This anemonefish is found with more different anemone host species than any other member of this subfamily. '; powcap[75]='This anemonefish likes to live in the cloning form of the bubble-tipped sea anemone with as many as 150 individual dusky anemonefish being found in a large colony of these anemones. '; powcap[76]='The bright colors of this fish may serve to warn potential predators that if they try to catch it, they may get a face full of stinging tentacles! '; powcap[77]='This species is protected, at hatching, from the host anemonefish that it lives with. '; powcap[78]='This anemonefish often lays its eggs on various items it drags over to its host anemone, including shoes, pieces of plastic, cans and coconut shells. '; powcap[79]='The orange skunk anemonefish may live in an anemone with other anemonefish species and may even cross-breed with these other species. '; powcap[80]='The fused teeth of this species is used to bite the tips off of staghorn coral (Acropora spp.) branches. '; powcap[81]='This fish has poisonous skin and reproductive organs. Did you know that the newly deposited eggs are also poisonous?'; powcap[82]='The Eastern triangle butterflyfish has a "sister species" that lives in the Indian Ocean. '; powcap[83]='This species scoops coral polyps from the colony with its comb-like teeth. Do you know how many polyps it can eat in one bite? '; powcap[84]='What toxic prey does this butterflyfish dine upon? '; powcap[85]='This fish finds safety in numbers as it swims well above the reef to find its food. '; powcap[86]='Males and females differ in color - do you know how? '; powcap[87]='This is one of several black sheep in the butterflyfish family that feed in a different way? How and what do they feed on? '; powcap[88]='This species has a long dorsal spine that it may use to communicate with its mate. '; powcap[89]='This is a secretive little angelfish that tends to like lurking in caves in reef walls. '; powcap[90]='The females are often three times larger than their male mates! '; powcap[91]='Can you tell what ocean a regal angelfish is from by its coloration? '; powcap[92]='This is a territorial butterflyfish that is usually found singly not in pairs like others in the family.' powcap[93]='This butterflyfish has a varied diet that includes spaghetti (worms)!' powcap[94]='The blue lips of this angelfish separate if from most of its kin!' powcap[95]='Half blue, half yellow, the males of this beautiful species may have as many as nine females in its harem.' powcap[96]='The coral beauty varies considerably in its overall color, with some being more blue and others sporting more orange.' powcap[97]='As black as night, the midnight angel is mimicked by a dottyback.' powcap[98]='When courting, this male angelfish will rush, soar and nuzzle. Find out who he is!' powcap[99]='This angelfish is known to cross-breed with several related species.' powcap[100]='The male emperor angelfish may cover a home range that is 2,000 meters square in area' powcap[101]='The sixbanded angelfish is often found hanging out near the cleaning stations of bluestreak cleaner wrasses.' powcap[102]='What is the strange food of the staghorn damsel?' powcap[103]='This beautiful blue fish feeds on small plankton organisms.' powcap[104]='How many eggs would you find in the nest of this fish?' powcap[105]='The juveniles of this wily monocle bream often mimic blennies that have venomous fangs.' powcap[106]='Who is the assassin of the reef?' powcap[107]='What adult fish does this juvenile hang around with?' powcap[108]='Who are the relatives of this fish?' powcap[109]='An exotic eel that makes wonderful fish portraits.' powcap[110]='An attractive moray with a whitemouth that is mimicked by the comet fish.' powcap[111]='This fish takes care of its young even after they hatch - the juvenile fish eventually mimic a venomous catfish.' powcap[112]='While it may not be as attractive as its ornate ghost pipefish kin, it is equally as interesting.' powcap[113]='A species that looks just like the algae for which it is named.' powcap[114]='Exhibiting amazing camouflage, this little seahorse was once rarely seen by divers because of its very small stature.' powcap[115]='What is this recently described pygmy seahorse?' powcap[116]='The smooth skinned pygmy seahorse that is one of the smallest fish in the sea.' powcap[117]='An unusual pipefish that hovers in the water column and usually occurs in pairs.' powcap[118]='The wings of this species are not used for flying, but to blend in with the sea floor.' powcap[119]='This unusual pipefish wiggles among the tentacles of an anemone-like species of coral.' powcap[120]='It lives its entire life on a single sea whip.' powcap[121]='By waving a lure over its head, this fish attracts its food into the strike zone.' powcap[122]='A wart-covered fish that angles for its food.' powcap[123]='Mmmm - sea urchin tube feet for dinner again?' powcap[124]='It uses a sucker-like dorsal fin to cling to its feather star host.' powcap[125]='It lives in an elaborate burrow system, using its scoop-like mouth to dig it.' powcap[126]='They do a headstand for their most of their lives.' powcap[127]='A reptilian-like fish that relies on ambush to make a living.' powcap[128]='It tries to look and act like a moray to scare away its enemies!' powcap[129]='With its white-laced pectoral fins, this beautiful lionfish is one of the most common in the subfamily.' powcap[130]='What is this larger scorpionfish species that is often encountered by divers?' powcap[131]='One of the most ornate of the scorpionfish clan, often sporting horns over the eyes and vivid coloration.' powcap[132]='One of many similar species that are often hard to identify - it was only recently given a scientific name.' powcap[133]='With its large pectoral fins it herds its fish or crustacean prey against the reef.' powcap[134]='A venom-laden species that could kill an unlucky man that contacts its dorsal spines.' powcap[135]='A cryptic little species that is not seen by many divers.' powcap[136]='This is a solitary species that deposits an egg ball into a burrow where it refuges.' powcap[137]='An orange headed beauty that is overlooked by all but the most observant diver.' powcap[138]='It is a good thing this species does not get a couple meters long because if it did, white sharks would be the least of our worries.' powcap[139]='The juvenile of this species may derive benefits by resembling a parasite-picking fish.' powcap[140]='A lovely, orange bespeckled species that acts as a seeing-eye fish.' powcap[141]='A friend to pistol shrimp, this red banded goby will vary in color depending on the color of the sand where you find it.' powcap[142]='This amazing little shrimp goby forms a partnership with a pistol shrimp that is much larger than it is!' powcap[143]='This venomous fish uses its large pectoral fins to warn potential predators of its distasteful qualities.' // // start of photoID for DB retrieve // powID[1]='1' powID[2]='2' powID[3]='3' powID[4]='40' powID[5]='5' powID[6]='6' powID[7]='7' powID[8]='48' powID[9]='49' powID[10]='10' powID[11]='11' powID[12]='12' powID[13]='13' powID[14]='14' powID[15]='15' powID[16]='16' powID[17]='17' powID[18]='18' powID[19]='19' powID[20]='20' powID[21]='21' powID[22]='22' powID[23]='23' powID[24]='64' powID[25]='25' powID[26]='26' powID[27]='27' powID[28]='28' powID[29]='29' powID[30]='30' powID[31]='31' powID[32]='32' powID[33]='33' powID[34]='34' powID[35]='35' powID[36]='36' powID[37]='37' powID[38]='38' powID[39]='39' powID[40]='40' powID[41]='41' powID[42]='42' powID[43]='43' powID[44]='44' powID[45]='45' powID[46]='46' powID[47]='47' powID[48]='48' powID[49]='49' powID[50]='50' powID[51]='51' powID[52]='52' powID[53]='53' powID[54]='54' powID[55]='55' powID[56]='56' powID[57]='57' powID[58]='58' powID[59]='59' powID[60]='60' powID[61]='61' powID[62]='62' powID[63]='63' powID[64]='64' powID[65]='65' powID[66]='66' powID[67]='67' powID[68]='68' powID[69]='69' powID[70]='70' powID[71]='71' powID[72]='72' powID[73]='73' powID[74]='74' powID[75]='75' powID[76]='76' powID[77]='77' powID[78]='78' powID[79]='79' powID[80]='80' powID[81]='81' powID[82]='82' powID[83]='83' powID[84]='84' powID[85]='85' powID[86]='86' powID[87]='87' powID[88]='88' powID[89]='89' powID[90]='90' powID[91]='91' powID[92]='92' powID[93]='93' powID[94]='94' powID[95]='95' powID[96]='96' powID[97]='97' powID[98]='98' powID[99]='99' powID[100]='100' powID[101]='101' powID[102]='102' powID[103]='103' powID[104]='104' powID[105]='105' powID[106]='106' powID[107]='107' powID[108]='108' powID[109]='109' powID[110]='110' powID[111]='111' powID[112]='112' powID[113]='113' powID[114]='114' powID[115]='115' powID[116]='116' powID[117]='117' powID[118]='118' powID[119]='119' powID[120]='120' powID[121]='121' powID[122]='122' powID[123]='123' powID[124]='124' powID[125]='125' powID[126]='126' powID[127]='127' powID[128]='128' powID[129]='129' powID[130]='130' powID[131]='131' powID[132]='132' powID[133]='133' powID[134]='134' powID[135]='135' powID[136]='136' powID[137]='137' powID[138]='138' powID[139]='139' powID[140]='140' powID[141]='141' powID[142]='142' powID[143]='143'