Moss-back Dolo (Tikomimus ephippium)
The mossback dolo is best known for its moss-like covering along its back, made up of tiny pycnofibre-like material that is shaded a mossy green colour that helps the animal blend in with coastal kelp forests, making the moss-back one of the few, if not the only, to have some form of body integument. The pectoral muscles of the moss-back are also stronger than average, a likely adaptation for swimming against the strong currents of the coastal waters. They can sometimes be quite difficult to locate in kelp forests. This coupled with their inherent shy behaviour, mkes them a rare sight to behold when exploring dense kelp forests.