Sentences with WRASSE
Check out our example sentences below to help you understand the context.Sentences
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"The wrasse is a small, colorful fish commonly found in coral reefs."
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"I spotted a beautiful blue wrasse while snorkeling in the Red Sea."
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"The wrasse uses its sharp teeth to feed on small invertebrates."
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"The cleaner wrasse acts as a symbiotic cleaner for other fish by eating parasites off their skin."
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"In some cultures, wrasse fish are considered a delicacy."
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"The wrasse can be quite territorial and will defend its nesting area fiercely."
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"During courtship, male wrasses display vibrant colors to attract females."
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"The humphead wrasse is one of the largest species of wrasse, growing up to 7 feet in length."
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"The cleaning wrasse attracts larger fish by performing a dance-like motion."
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"Some species of wrasse undergo sex change, with females transforming into males later in life."
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"The wrasse's elongated body helps it maneuver through coral crevices."
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"With its unique pattern, the leopard wrasse is a popular choice for marine fish enthusiasts."
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"Female wrasse lay their eggs in hidden crevices to protect them from predators."
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"The dragon wrasse has a long, snake-like body and can grow up to 3 feet in length."
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"The eyes of the wrasse have a distinct golden color, making them easily recognizable."
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"The parrot wrasse gets its name from its vibrant colors and parrot-like beak shape."
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"The wrasse is a type of fish that is commonly found in tropical waters."
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"I saw a beautiful wrasse while snorkeling in the Caribbean."
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"The wrasse has vibrant colors and interesting patterns on its scales."
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"Many divers enjoy observing the behavior of wrasses in coral reefs."
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"The cleaner wrasse is known for its symbiotic relationship with other fish."
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"Some species of wrasse can change their gender during their lifetime."
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"The humphead wrasse is one of the largest coral reef fish."
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"The bluehead wrasse is known for its distinct blue coloration on its head."
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"Research is being conducted to study the reproductive habits of wrasses."
