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Tag: fish size

Sunset (yellow) moon wrasse

Can fish get smaller and bigger at the same time? Science says yes

May 4, 2026May 4, 2026
Sunset (yellow) moon wrasse

Sunset (yellow) moon wrasse. Photo by John Turnbull, Flickr.

Fish can look “bigger on average” even while they are actually shrinking due to warming waters caused by climate change.

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