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A swarm of yellow fish and silver fish with yellow tailfins swim around a coral reef

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Corals as far as the eye can see, with dark blue fishes swimming above

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Orange scalefin anthias fish swarm in front of a fire coral in the Red Sea's Ras Mohammed Marine Park, Egypt. (Credit: Alex Mustard, Ocean Image Bank).

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North American River Otter (Lontra canadensis) at Florida's Pelican Island National Wildlife Refuge. (Credit: Keenan Adams, U.S. Fish & Wildlife Service)

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Lontra canadensis, the North American river otter. (Credit: Matthew Fryer)

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