Definition
"Fundulus majalis," commonly known as the striped killifish, is a small fish found along the Atlantic coast of North America. It's a member of the killifish family, known for their ability to survive in diverse aquatic environments. 🐟 Unlike sharks, which roam the open ocean, these killifish stick close to the shore, especially in brackish waters. Think of them as the sparrows of the sea – small, common, and adaptable. They have distinct dark stripes along their sides, helping them blend in with their surroundings. They are a crucial part of the estuarine food web.