Eleven species in a shared illustration style, with natural swimming poses. The four clownfishes have soft coral and sea-anemone backdrops. Click an image to inspect its transparent WebP at full resolution.
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Fish and habitat artwork generated with OpenAI image generation (10 October 2026); programmed regional fin and tail motion, head-first movement slightly upward, a stylised eye blink, and independently swaying anemones. The blink is an artistic convention, not an anatomical claim. The movement is illustrative, not recorded behaviour or a biological simulation. New contributions: CC BY 4.0 to the extent rights exist; credit Kaisar Dauyey and the TE Mobilome Paper contributors. Source licences remain in force.
Reference credits
Illustration-style inspiration: Stefano Vianello, Figure 1D in Gairin et al. (2024), Gigabyte, CC BY 4.0. Still swimming-pose inspiration: Dr. Giuseppe Mazza, Monaco Nature Encyclopedia, copyright reference, not openly licensed. Reference screenshot is not redistributed. Attribution does not grant permission to reproduce it. No endorsement by source creators is implied.
Animation movement reference: Kaisar Dauyey, “A. ocellaris inhabiting the coast of Aka island at the Kerama National Park, Okinawa, Japan” (GOPR3971.MP4); footage is not redistributed. Regional deformation is illustrative, not recorded behaviour.