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Texada’s Mr. Mom Fish ~ Teaser<\/a> from Terry L Brown<\/a> on Vimeo<\/a>.<\/p>\n

This is a short Teaser for a 15 min. educational film we’re producing about Texada Island’s endangered “Mr. Mom Fish\u201d. Why \u201cMr. Mom Fish\u201d? Because it\u2019s the males who get all broody; making a nest, attracting a mate to deposit her eggs, then nurturing those eggs until they hatch! These tiny fish become familiar neighbours, not so different from you and me, as we literally immerse ourselves in the drama of their lives. In this teaser you’ll see footage (never before captured on video) of a Texada stickleback attacking a red-listed western painted turtle female who is eating the eggs he\u2019s guarding. <\/p>\n

This will be the first film on these fish. For more info contact Otter Be Good Productions at terry@terrylbrown.com<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"

Texada’s Mr. Mom Fish ~ Teaser from Terry L Brown on Vimeo. This is a short Teaser for a 15 min. educational film we’re producing about Texada Island’s endangered “Mr. Mom Fish\u201d. Why \u201cMr. Mom Fish\u201d? Because it\u2019s the males who get all broody; making a nest, attracting a mate to deposit her eggs, then … <\/p>\n

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