Kiliii Yuyan Photographer

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The brightly colored reefs of the Pacific Northwest have caused many of its inhabitants to adopt camoflauge to suit. This type of large sculpin, known as a red irish lord, is usually found on outcroppings where the currents sweep prey in front. It's dwarfed by the meter-tall plumose anemones, also reaching into the current to collect their food.

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