👉 Simorhynchotus, also known as the lionfish, is a species of fish native to the tropical Pacific Ocean and the Indo-Pacific region. These fish are characterized by their distinctive, long, pointed snouts, which they use for reaching underwater vegetation. They have a wide range of colors and patterns that vary depending on their habitat and diet. Simorhynchotus are often found in coral reefs, but they can also be found in mangrove forests and other marine environments.
