Inside the fish body

Next July, Amithsonian National Museum of History will hold an exhibition in New Haven, Connecticut (USA) with the theme " Inside the fish body ".

Moray snake fish has a second jaw inside the throat called the arch arch.Moray is a large fish that eats live on coral reefs.

This spiny backfish has been displayed at the museum since 1910, so far, its skeleton still has a clear look.Barbed fish live in the rocks of the eastern Pacific Ocean, eat body armor and molluscs.

Living in a fast-moving area, the loach fish has a crescent-shaped fin at the bottom to cling to the rocks.

When threatened, the thorn of coral reef fish will stand up on its own.

Japanese seahorses are about 2.5 cm long.The curved tail allows it to stand under water by clinging to algae or corals.

The name of this fish is ' Headed fish ', because their heads are always bent, it likes to live in shallow waters west of the Atlantic Ocean.

Whenever threatened, the urchin's body is usually bulging with very long spines.