Discover the extraordinary marine ecosystem of the Lembeh Strait, located between the Indonesian islands of Lembeh and Sulawesi. Known for its unparalleled biodiversity, this region hosts an incredible variety of sea life, far surpassing other marine hotspots like the Caribbean. Survival in the Lembeh Strait relies on camouflage, protective strategies, and powerful predatory tools. Marine creatures use techniques such as blending into their surroundings, seeking out shelters, and wielding specialized weapons like the mantis shrimp’s rapid strike. From the mimic octopus to ambush predators like the stargazer, each organism showcases remarkable adaptations that enable them to endure the harsh and competitive conditions of this dynamic underwater world. From: The Seas Strangest Square Mile Content licensed by DCD Rights Limited to Little Dot Studios. Any queries, please contact us at owned-enquiries@ Subscribe to Wild Waters, here: @WildWatersDocs #StrangeCreatures #Fish #Ocean