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This page contains factual errors and misinterpretations of the single cited source. Very few of the 40 species are pelagic (living on the open ocean, as opposed to near coastlines) and little is known about the diet of the pelagic species. Furthermore, it's a bit odd to say that they "swim" since they aren't actually in the water but standing upon it. In only a few sentences, this article has enough inaccuracies that it doesn't need simple editing, it needs to be completely rewritten.

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I like how they jump

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) 172.222.66.99 (talk) 01:44, 15 January 2023 (UTC)[reply]