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pilotfish

Small marine fish Naucrates ductor of the family Carangidae, which also includes pompanos. It hides below sharks, turtles, or boats, using the shade as a base from which to prey on smaller fish. It is found in all warm oceans and grows to about 36 cm/1.2 ft.



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Before founding Pilotfish in 2000 with Harm-Willem Hogenbirk, he worked as a designer and project manager at WeLL Design Associates / Van Dijk Eger Associates and Godoff Design, where, as senior designer, he won many prizes.
Before founding Pilotfish in 2000 with Harm-Willem Hogenbirk, he worked as a designer and project manager at WeLL Design Associates / Van Dijk Eger Associates and Godoff Design, where, as senior designer, he won many prizes.
PilotFish is designed to operate in water too turbulent for other craft.
 
 
 
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