What Is a Maori Wrasse? The Ocean’s Gentle Giant and Key to Reef Conservation
Among the vibrant colors and diverse lifeforms of coral reefs, few creatures are as mesmerizing as the Maori wrasse, also known as the humphead wrasse or Napoleon fish (Cheilinus undulatus). With striking patterns, a hefty size, and an essential role in maintaining reef health, the Maori wrasse stands out as a true marvel of marine biodiversity. Recently, the release of a Maori wrasse back into the wild marked a hopeful step for conservationists, reinforcing the importance of protecting this species
