The Napoleon fish, also known as the humphead wrasse, is one of the most recognizable reef fish in the world. Found mainly in the Indo-Pacific, this large, colorful fish can grow over 6 feet long and weigh up to 400 pounds. Its thick lips, prominent hump on the forehead (which grows larger with age), and brilliant shades of blue and green make it stand out in coral reef environments. One of the most fascinating things about the Napoleon fish is its ability to change sex. Most are born female, bu

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1.3M views · 1.3K reactions | : Christian Miller // The humphead wrasse is an enormous coral reef fish, growing over six feet long. Population surveys have revealed the vibrant fish are threatened by the luxury live reef fish market  On the bright side, the humphead wrasse is protected under state legislation in Western Australia and Queensland, and should not be targeted when fishing. | Ocean Conservation Research - OCR | Facebook