Rockskippers are fish that spend most of their time out of water. During the day, they graze for algae on the rocks. To eliminate competition from other fish, they like to graze on algae that are out of the sea water, either in puddles above the sea water or on rock surfaces out of water.
Diver and marine conservationist Danny Ocampo was visiting Anilao on March 29, when something he had never seen before caught…
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