Excuse me Triggerfish, can you please be more gentle? Titan triggerfish aren’t being destructive on purpose, they’re just hungry. Those holes in the coral? That’s them digging in with strong jaws to reach tasty treats hidden within. They are a natural and important predator on the Great Barrier Reef, so we can’t blame them, they’re just doing their thing. Featuring Master Reef Guide Glen Burns with High Standard Tourism Operator Quicksilver Cruises & Wavedancer Low Isles 📍Agincourt Reef | Maste

Can you say humuhumunukunukuapua'a ❓ Now that is a mouthful! This is the Hawaiian name for the reef triggerfish and it translates to ‘fish with a snout like a pig’ 🐽. The humuhumunukunukuapua'a is the official state fish of Hawaii. In the Great Barrier Reef Marine Park, their name is a bit easier to pronounce. The triggerfish in the video is referred to as a Picasso triggerfish after the famous painter Pablo Picasso. Its notable pattern of stripes give it a distinct appearance of a painter’s co