Do Fish Ever Sleep?

seahorse gallop more actively at night

cocunut octopus hiding in a can waiting for a meal to drop by

nudibranches are sea slugs which come alive by night

bumblebee shrimps get busy as their predators dream

Porcelain crabs usualy hide under Anemone by day but get a lot more gregarious by nightfall

Brooding behavior happens at night, usually, the dad aerates younglings

a newly hatched Flamboyant cuttlefish with finger as size reference

Juvenile batfish roam the reef as the sun sets

rays graze the seabed and are more self assured by night

mantas feed on plankton which move up the seabed from boats lights

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