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What is the name of the pufferfish in the sea?

The pufferfish in the sea is called the Lapugu. The Lapugu is the only pufferfish on earth that can live in the sea. It should be noted that all cetaceans in the superfamily Pufferfish can be called pufferfish. Pufferfish is the common name for fish in the order Formica, and many Formica are freshwater animals. They swim from the estuary into the freshwater river. People first discovered it in the river, so they named it pufferfish.

Introduction to Pufferfish

The La Plata pufferfish, also known as the La Plata pufferfish, is a freshwater dolphin with a relatively fat head, straight lip line, small and distinct eyes, crescent-shaped blowhole, some wrinkles on the neck, gray-brown back, blunt tip (with individual differences), wide base, dorsal fin extending to the tail trunk like a spine, slightly concave at the posterior margin of the dorsal fin, slightly darker in color around the eyes, bones clearly visible through the skin, wide pectoral fins that are almost triangular, with strongly curved front edges and serrated rear edges, the abdomen gradually narrows toward the tail trunk than the back, the tail fin is extremely wide, with a width of up to one-third of the body length, a long beak, and a more streamlined head.

Although classified as a freshwater dolphin, the Lapu River dolphin lives in the sea and is the smallest of the cetaceans. The most unique thing about it is that its beak is the longest of all dolphins (in proportion to its body size), but it is much shorter in young dolphins than in adults. Its body color becomes lighter in winter and as it ages; some old Lapu River dolphins are almost completely white.

The Lapu River dolphin prefers shallow coastal waters. Most sightings occur in waters less than 9 meters deep, close to land. Information about wild Lapu River dolphins is scarce. They are inconspicuous in appearance and indifferent in nature. Unless the weather is quite calm, it is difficult to be discovered.

What is pufferfish?

Pufferfish, scientific name is pufferfish, ancient name is lungfish, alias: pufferfish, air-drum fish, bubble fish, blow-belly fish, chicken bubble fish, porcupine fish, etc., generally refers to fish belonging to the families Dicynodontidae, Tricynodontidae, Tetracynodontidae and Cercopithecidae in the order Pleuronectin. Pufferfish tastes very delicious, but almost all kinds of pufferfish contain pufferfish toxin, which is a neurotoxin. If a person eats 0.5mg-3mg of pufferfish toxin, it can be fatal. The toxin is heat-resistant and will not be destroyed at 100℃ for 8 hours. Salting and sun exposure cannot destroy the toxin. This toxin can cause nerve paralysis, vomiting, cold limbs, and then heart and breathing stop.

Puffer fish

Puffer fish is a kind of fish with delicious meat and rich nutrition. It is a precious high-end aquatic product, known as the "king of dishes". However, its ovaries, liver, kidneys, eyes, and blood contain highly poisonous substances. If they are improperly handled or ingested by mistake, the person may suffer from poisoning at the very least, or even death at the worst.

Pufferfish, scientific name river chain, ancient name lungfish, alias: wax head stick fish, air-drum fish, bubble fish, blow belly fish, chicken bubble fish, blue man, porcupine fish, etc., generally refers to fish belonging to the families of two-toothed pufferfish, three-branched pufferfish, four-toothed pufferfish and box pufferfish in the order Purpurata. Pufferfish tastes very delicious, but almost all types of pufferfish contain tetrodotoxin, which is a neurotoxin. If a person ingests 0.5mg-3mg of tetrodotoxin, it can be fatal. The toxin is heat-resistant and will not be destroyed at 100℃ for 8 hours. Salting and sun exposure cannot destroy the toxin. This toxin can cause nerve paralysis, vomiting, cold limbs, and then heart and breathing stop.

River fish, which we also call boat fish, is a precious and high-end aquatic product, but there are highly toxic substances in its ovaries, liver, kidneys, eyes, and blood. If it is improperly handled or eaten by mistake, it may cause poisoning in mild cases and even death in severe cases.

Because its appearance resembles a "pig" and it often moves around river estuaries, it was named Hetuan Jingchun Porpoise.

Pufferfish, commonly known as "bubble fish" and "belly-blowing fish", was called "lung fish" in ancient times. It is a bottom fish living in warm temperate and tropical offshore areas, inhabiting the middle and lower layers of the ocean. It is highly poisonous.