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The blue tang is a surgeonfish, a group of fishes named for the scalpel-like spine on the side of the body, just ahead of the tail. Blue tangs, like all surgeonfishes, use these spines to defend against predators. They erect the sharp spines in an effort to make themselves harder to swallow or to inflict injury on their predators.


Blue tangs are herbivores, and they actively browse the surface of coral reefs, searching for their favorite algae. Though larger individuals sometimes browse by themselves or in pairs or threesomes, small to medium adults often form large groups and swim long distances


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