Fact Friday
Cornetfish are long and skinny. At the end of a long snout, taking up about a quarter of their body, is a mouth with tiny teeth. Their mouths expand, so they can suck up fish the same size as themselves, while the long skinny shape is useful for sticking into sand and between coral branches. They are voracious predators and their body shape may also help them hide from their prey.
For Students
Below are online student worksheets that will reinforce and extend the knowledge you will learn in each unit of the Coral Reef Ecology Curriculum. There are three types of worksheets: Lessons, Watch It! worksheets that accompany educational YouTube videos, and Read It! worksheets that accompany our blogs.
1Ecology
2Classification
3Coral Anatomy
4Coral Feeding
5Coral Reproduction
6Life Cycle
7Distribution
8Environmental Conditions
9Coral Growth
10Reef Types
11Reef Zonation
12Food Web
13Conservation
14Meet a Scientist