Even as a tiny juvenile measuring just 2–3 mm, the Painted Frogfish (Antennarius pictus) comes fully equipped with a built-in “fishing rod” (illicium) and suction-mouth mechanism, making it a highly effective ambush predator of small fish and shrimps.

The rear view of the Nudibranch (Chromodoris annae) is equally captivating, revealing its vibrant orange gill tuft, the undulating yellow edge of its mantle, a blue body adorned with black stripes, and the tip of its yellow foot in clear detail.