What are Mechanism defence of a Siamese fighting fish?

Siamese fighting fish, or Betta fish, employ several defensive mechanisms to protect themselves from threats. One primary defense is their vibrant coloration and elaborate fins, which can serve to intimidate rivals or predators. When threatened, they may display aggressive posturing, puffing up their bodies and flaring their fins to appear larger. Additionally, they can retreat to hiding spots or use their ability to breathe air at the water's surface to evade danger.