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aga

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n. hound needlefish

agu

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n. keeltail needlefish

ahura

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n. bicolor cleaner wrasse

angoli gilala

bottom fishing

atu

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n. skipjack tuna

baa

baa

n. oysters

baheni

n. bicolor parrotfish

balangi

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n. yellowfin tang

barab

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n. Crown of Thorns starfish

baua

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n. streamlined spinefoot

benben

n. mahi mahi or common dolphinfish

bilibili

vi. octopus

bono

n. eel variety

bulu ngame

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n. brown marbled grouper

buu

buu
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noun shell

Example: Photo by NOAA Photo Library October 25, 2010 via Flickr License: CC BY 2.0

buu

buu
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n. snail shell used for a horn

buu manga lolu

n. long branching shell (long and pointy)

daa

Holocentrus violaceus

n. violet squirrel fish

Example: Photo by Paul Asman and Jill Lenoble May 26, 2011 via Flickr License: CC BY 2.0

dagua

Neothynnus macropterus

n. yellowfin tuna

Example: Photo by Nils Rinaldi October 8, 2010 via Flickr License: CC BY 2.0

dihidihi

angelfish species

doholaa

n. whale

doudu

n. fish sp.: spiny puffer

duudae bilibili

n. octopus ink

duudae nguu

n. squid ink

galunga

n. term for school of goat fish

gawe bilibili

tentacles of an octopus

gawid

Ocypodinae sp.
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n. ghost crab

Example: Photo by beautifulcataya May 1, 2005 via Flickr License: CC BY-NC-ND 2.0

gee

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n. Hawksbill sea turtle

gee

gee
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n. turtle

Example: Photo by c.lathe July 6, 2008 via Flickr License: CC BY-SA 2.0

gelebek

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n. bridled triggerfish; scribbled or scrawled triggerfish

gelu akau

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n. bluespine unicornfish; whitemargin unicornfish

gima

gima
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n. clam that stands on its own

golo hetunga

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n. six-banded wrasse

gunga iga

n. school of fish

gungaadonu

school of sea bass

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n. stingray in general. round ribbontail ray; blue spotted ray

hai bongo

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n. giant guitarfish

hauihau

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n. lionfish in general; red lionfish

hiwahiwa

n. appendage; fin

hiwahiwa

n. fish fin

hogoulu

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n. sharksucker remora species

hugu

n. tail, turtle tail

humu hole

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n. whitespotted filefish; honeycomb filefish

iga mmoo

n. cooked fish

kailu

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n. cane toad

kalakala

n. sponge

kamu

kamu

n. snail or slug in shell

labelabe

n. olive-scribbled wrasse

labelabe

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n. sea green wrasse; dragon wrasse

labia

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n. sleek unicornfish

leduge

n. spotted firmfin

leduge

n. yellowtail coris

liba buawa

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n. blue-spotted bristletooth

liba luuli

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n. lavender tang; chocolate surgeonfish

liba tau

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n. epaulette surgeonfish; orange shoulder tang

liholiho

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n. wide-band fusilier

madabiabia

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n. six-blotch hind

madagiu

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n. spinecheek species

madu

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n. common silver-biddy

magamaga

n. mimic octopus and similar species

magoo

magoo

n. shark

Example: Photo by c.lathe. July 6, 2008 via Flickr License: CC BY-SA 2.0

mala

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n. wahoo

malau

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n. crowned squirrelfish; samurai squirrelfish; smallmouth squirrelfish

malau pungu

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n. whitespot soldierfish

malaudaa

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n. speckled squirrelfish; violet squirrelfish; silverspot squirrelfish

manini

n. convict tang

manu dagua

manu dagua

n. school of tuna

Example: School of Tuna. U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service Headquarters. Flickr. via Flickr

marianga

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n. fusilier species

maulungi

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n. nurse shark

moea

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n. zebra or leopard shark

mogo

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n. lizardfish species

mogolewe

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n. reef whitetip shark

Example: Let sleeping sharks lie by Barry Fackler via via Flickr

moi aw

n. nurse shark

nata lakau

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n. sweeperfish and sea chub species

ngatala mute

n. blacksaddle grouper

ngudulooloo

n. longnosed emperor

nguu

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n. cuttlefish

nguu

nguu
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n. squid

Example: Photo by kuribo April 6, 2012 via Flickr License: CC BY-SA 2.0

nudi

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n. sling jaw wrasse

taa

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n. sabre squirrelfish; blue-lined squirrelfish

taadolu

n. dark-striped squirrelfish

taadolu

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n. sammara squirrelfish

tabadu

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n. blackfin barracuda

tabatab

n. slipper lobster species

tada

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n. two spot red snapper

tagua

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n. yellowfin tuna

tangau bodoin

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n. mangrove red snapper

tangau podo

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n. two spot red snapper; blacktail snapper

taua taua

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n. double lined mackerel

tauwin

n. symbiotic bird/fish relationship where tuna chase small fish to the surface and birds descend and eat them from the air. good for fishing.

tolu hale

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n. red-breasted wrasse

tuhe

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n. surge wrasse; christmas wrasse

tun

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n. squaretail coral grouper

ula

Panulirus penicillatus

n. tufted spiny lobster

Example: Photo by NOAA Photo Library October 25, 2010 via Flickr License: CC BY 2.0

uli

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n. blue and gold fusilier

una

una

n. scutes of a turtle

unga

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n. Triton’s trumpet

unga-hihi

n. mollusk sp.

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n. coconut crab

wali

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n. puffer and toby species