These underwater slash circles, created by a male pufferfish in Japan, are provocative. | Ecofreaky

These underwater slash circles, created by a male pufferfish in Japan, are without a doubt provocative.😍

These intricate patterns, as much as 2 meters in diameter, are crafted by the pufferfish as a means to designate female pufferfishes. The male pufferfish, measuring most productive 12 cm (5 inches) long, flaps its fins reach the seafloor to come by these designs. 😮

What makes it great more charming is that female pufferfishes be taught these patterns, and if they approve, they mate with the male pufferfish. 🤩

Nature’s formula of romance and creativity! 💚

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