The STOCKY HAWKFISH (called
po'opa'a) is typically found in shallow water perched atop exposed rocky areas
or coral. It will wedge its pectoral fins into cracks in order to
stabilize itself during strong currents. Its body is mottled blues, greens,
and reds and has large white blotches along its sides. The Hawaiian
species tend to have more colorful head markings than species in other parts of
the world.
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