Does anything eat a Stargazer Fish?

While the Stargazer Fish (Uranoscopus spp.) has a venomous spine and is quite well-defended, it's still part of the food chain. Here are some of its predators:

* Larger fish: Sharks, groupers, and other large predatory fish are known to prey on Stargazers.

* Marine mammals: Dolphins and seals have been observed eating Stargazers.

* Birds: Some seabirds, like gulls and pelicans, will prey on Stargazers if they are exposed on the shore.

It's important to remember that while these animals are known to consume Stargazers, the fish's venomous spine can be a deterrent. Predators often target the softer parts of the body, avoiding the spine.