




Mullus surmuletus
Red Mullet is a colorful fish with a bright red color. They are known for their sweet, delicious taste!
Habitat: Shallow coastal waters
The Red Mullet has an elongated body covered in large, often reddish-pink scales, sometimes with subtle yellow stripes. It is easily recognized by its two prominent, whisker-like barbels beneath its chin, which are lighter in color.





Category
FishRarity
Common
Danger
2/5
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Red Mullet can change its colors quickly, like a mood ring!
Their scientific name, Mullus, is ancient Latin for 'mullet,' referring to its reddish scales.
These fish are famous for making grunting sounds, especially when caught by fishers!
They 'taste' the seafloor with barbels, sensing tiny creatures hidden in the sand.
Red Mullet can rapidly change its skin color to blend in with its surroundings, helping it hide from predators.
Red Mullet has strong head muscles that help them dig into the sand and mud to find tasty buried snacks.
These bottom-dwellers use their special whiskers to find worms and small crustaceans on the seafloor.
Dicentrarchus labrax
A common predator in their coastal habitats.

Tursiops truncatus
Part of the diet for these intelligent marine mammals.
Nereis diversicolor
A favorite meal, found hidden in the sand.
Crangon crangon
Searches for these small crustaceans buried in sediment.
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Danger
2/5
Watch quietly from a distance and never try to feed or chase wild animals.
15-40 cm
0.1-1 kg
5-10 years
These bottom-dwellers use their special whiskers to find worms and small crustaceans on the seafloor.
20 km/h
Shallow coastal waters
Foraging
120 m
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