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Stingrays lay motionless among the sand and mud of a Salt Marsh awaiting their prey. Credit: NOAA/Flower Garden Banks National Marine Sanctuary/Joyce and Frank Burek
Puffer Fish keep spines close to their bodies unless disturbed. These fish are often found in estuaries such as Salt Marshes, as well as in Coral Reef habitats. Credit: NOAA Central Library
American Eels spend parts of their lives in Salt Marshes. Credit: New Jersey Department of Environmental Protection/J. Abatemarco
Banded Killifish are typical Salt Marsh fish. Credit: New Jersey Department of Environmental Protection/J. Abatemarco
Mummichogs are relatives of Killifish and are common Salt Marsh inhabitants on the East Coast. Credit: New Jersey Department of Environmental Protection/J. Abatemarco
Leafy Sea Dragon. Credit: Fotosearch