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Spotted black grouper

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Two large Spotted black grouper (Epinephelus daemelii) approximately 1.2m in length engage in what appears to be a mating ritual, continually changing colour to an almost vivid white and rubbing and wrapping themselves around each other for a period of Three Minutes and 20 Seconds (Taken from camera metadata) at a depth of 28 meters off the western point of the largest Milne Islet off the Coast of Raoul Island during the Kermadec Islands Biodiscovery Expedition, a project led by the Auckland Museum in conjunction with the Museum of New Zealand Te Papa Tongarewa, Australian Museum, and the Department of Conservation. Sunday 15 May 2011.Photograph Richard Robinson © 2011.D
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Two large Spotted black grouper (Epinephelus daemelii) approximately 1.2m in length engage in what appears to be a mating ritual, continually changing colour to an almost vivid white and rubbing and wrapping themselves around each other for a period of Three Minutes and 20 Seconds (Taken from camera metadata) at a depth of 28 meters off the western point of the largest Milne Islet off the Coast of Raoul Island during the Kermadec Islands Biodiscovery Expedition, a project led by the Auckland Museum in conjunction with the Museum of New Zealand Te Papa Tongarewa, Australian Museum, and the Department of Conservation. Sunday 15 May 2011.Photograph Richard Robinson © 2011.D