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The rabbit fish is also known, in various parts of its range, as the black trevally, stinging bream or mi-mi. It grows to a length of around twenty centimetres. Like a number of other species of stinging fish, it has thirteen venomous dorsal spines, and envenomation produces immediate and excruciating pain. |
 Photo courtesy N. Coleman |
Last updated: July 2005
