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Every Pufferfish Explained in 29 Minutes

Every Pufferfish Explained in 29 Minutes Porcupine pufferfish. When you see one fully inflated, covered in spines pointing in every direction, you understand why most predators learn this lesson only once. This fish takes the concept of "leave me alone" and turns it into performance art. In its relaxed state, it's a relatively normal-looking fish, maybe 12 to 36 inches depending on the variety, cruising through tropical and subtropical waters with its spines lying flat against its body like a well-organized arsenal. But the moment danger appears, everything changes.