The Parrot fish, found in the Atlantic Indian and Pacific Ocean reefs, was given its name for what reason?
- Because of the shape of its body
- Because it can fly a few metres above water
- Because its body is in different flashy colours
- Because of its beak-like mouth
Answer
The correct answer is D) Because of its beak-like mouth.
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