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John Dory
John Dory (Zeus faber) is an edible fish with an arresting appearance. Its body is tall and laterally compressed and a large dark spot along its flank acts as a false eye to confuse prey species. It has a large mouth and it has several spines protruding from its dorsal fin.
For more information on the John Dory visit MarLin.
Photo credit: Keith Hiscock