The Slingjaw Wrasse (Epibulus insidiator) is a fascinating Indo-Pacific reef fish famous for possessing the most extreme jaw protrusion found among fishes. It can shoot its jaws forward up to 65% of its head length—forming a long, telescoping tube to vacuum up unsuspecting prey from tight coral crevices
The Slingjaw Wrasse (Epibulus insidiator) is a fascinating Indo-Pacific reef fish famous for possessing the most extreme jaw protrusion found among fishes. It can shoot its jaws forward up to 65% of its head length—forming a long, telescoping tube to vacuum up unsuspecting prey from tight coral crevices
| Size | 3-3.5 inches, 4-4.5 inches, 5-5.5 inches, 6-6.5 inches, 6.5-7 inches |
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