Yellow Boxfishミナミハコフグ
Ostracion cubicusLC— Least Concern
The yellow boxfish is a slow-swimming reef fish encased in a rigid, box-shaped skeleton studded with bright yellow and black markings — a body plan so aerodynamically efficient it has inspired concept-car design.
Yellow Boxfish (reference photo)
Species Data
Did You Know?
- When stressed, it can secrete a mucus containing the neurotoxin pahutoxin, which in a confined aquarium can be lethal to tankmates. Source
- Its boxy, hydrodynamically efficient body shape has inspired engineering design, including a 2006 Mercedes-Benz concept car modeled on the fish, as well as applications in box-girder bridge and airship design. Source
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Conservation Story
Conservation Status
IUCNレッドリストではLC。サンゴ礁の劣化と観賞用採集が保全上の課題となる。
Habitat
インド太平洋のサンゴ礁・礁池。
Threats
- サンゴ礁の劣化と観賞用採集
Conservation & Breeding Efforts
- 生息地の保全と個体群の継続的な把握
- 四角い体で小さなひれを使って泳ぐ姿が見どころで、成長に伴う色や模様の変化も観察できる。水槽では急な驚きによる行動も避けられるよう配慮される。
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FAQ
- Is the yellow boxfish poisonous?
- When stressed, it can release a toxic mucus (pahutoxin) that is dangerous to other fish sharing its tank, which is why aquarists keep it carefully. Source
- Why does the yellow boxfish have a box-shaped body?
- Its rigid, hexagonal-plated carapace protects it from predators; the shape has also proven so hydrodynamically efficient that engineers have referenced it in car and vehicle design. Source
- Where is the yellow boxfish found?
- It ranges across the Indo-Pacific from the Red Sea and East Africa to Hawaii, Japan, and northern New Zealand, typically on reefs at depths of 1-75 m. Source
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