@purediveresort: How do the most venomous fish in the ocean move across the sand? The reef stonefish, scientifically known as Synanceia verrucosa, is widely recognized as the most venomous fish in the world. Rather than swimming freely in the water column, this ambush predator relies on its ultimate camouflage and remains entirely motionless on the sea floor. When it needs to relocate, a stonefish uses its modified, thickened pectoral fins to clumsily propel - or walk - itself over the sandy bottom. @Diver_501 @360diving_indonesia @angel cafee @Freediving 🐢 Nusa Penida 🏝️ @Nikon Indonesia Official