Video of mobbing behavior by coral-reef fishes

<p>Video of mobbing behavior by coral-reef fishes from article in CORAL, &quot;Trophic Mobbing in Fishes&quot;.&nbsp;</p> <p>1. A school of Convict Tang,&nbsp;<em>Acanthurus triostegus&nbsp;</em>mobbing the territory of&nbsp;the Lavendar Tang,&nbsp;<em>Acanthurus nigrofuscus&nbsp;</em>at Pupukea, Oahu (R.K. Whitton)</p> <p>2. A group of Millet-seed butterfly fish, <em>Chaetodon miliaris</em>, feeding on the eggs of<em> Abudefduf abdominalis</em> - Kahe Point, Oahu (J.L. Earle)</p> <p>3. The Reticulated Butterflyfish <em>Chaetodon reticulatus</em> on the outer reef of Avatoru Pass of Rangiroa Atoll, Tuamotu Archipelago&nbsp;foraging on colonies of <em>Pocillopora meandrina</em> in a loose aggregation which became a tight cluster when an area defended by <em>Plectroglyphidodon johnstonianus</em> was encountered (J.L. Earle).</p> <p>4. The Ornate Butterflyfish, <em>Chaetodon ornatissimus</em>, mobbing the territory of the Blackbar Devil Damselfish, <em>Plectroglyphidodon dickii </em>at Kiritimati, Line Islands (J.L. Earle and R.K. Whitton).</p>