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Introducing...the leafy sea dragon. The mysterious little creatures are a thing of wonder, and are found only in the Great Southern Reef.

Despite appearances, it’s a fish, and a close relative of seahorses and pipefish.

They slurp up their food, using their long snout like a drinking straw.

Their leafy camouflage and spiny fins keep large fish from snacking on them.

They are one of the most magnificently camouflaged creatures on earth, and are unique to the waters of South Australia.

Act now to protect the leafy sea dragon from risky oil drilling: act.gp/greatsouthernreef

Unique identifier: GP0STST3D

Type: Video

Shoot date: 05/12/2018

Locations: Australia, Great Australian Bight, South Australia

Credit line: © Greenpeace

Duration: 38s

Audio format: Mute

Ranking: ★★★★★ (C)

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Social Media Content for the Great Southern Reef Spotlight

Greenpeace worked with scientists, divers and the crew of the Rainbow Warrior to research the mysterious Great Southern Reef, a little-known cold water reef in the Great Australian Bight, off the southern coast of Australia. The Rainbow Warrior is in Australia as part of the Making Oil History tour to investigate, document, and showcase the Great Australian Bight to Australia and the world. We're calling on the Australian Government to permanently protect the Bight from dangerous oil drilling.

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