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Hingebeak Shrimp - Rhyncocinetes uritai
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2000 by Image Quest 3-D
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Photograph by Roger Steene Hinge-beaked shrimps have bright, conspicuous colour patterns, which vary between species, and a rostrum that is capable of being moved up or down. Some species live in the protection of the long spines of sea urchins but most live independently, gathering in dark coral caves by day and becoming active at night. Click here to view the 'Picture of the
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