47. Buffalo Bream polygons

Under clear water, a pattern a little like terrazzo tile is visible. According to scientists Berry and Playford (1992) the brown algae or sargassum seaweed which forms these outlines is a hedge maintained by the buffalo bream, Kyphosus cornelii. Individual fish of both sexes defend contiguous, polygonal territories that cover large areas of shallow limestone shoreline platforms.

Under clear water, a pattern a little like terrazzo tile is visible. According to scientists Berry and Playford (1992) the brown algae or sargassum seaweed which forms these outlines is a hedge maintained by the buffalo bream, Kyphosus cornelii. Individual fish of both sexes defend contiguous, polygonal territories that cover large areas of shallow limestone shoreline platforms.

Under clear water, a pattern a little like terrazzo tile is visible. According to scientists Berry and Playford (1992) the brown algae or sargassum seaweed which forms these outlines is a hedge maintained by the buffalo bream, Kyphosus cornelii. Individual fish of both sexes defend contiguous, polygonal territories that cover large areas of shallow limestone shoreline platforms.

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