#fish

[bisonwares]

f i s h

[vintagewildlife]

Pacific salmon By: Steve Wilson From: The Fascinating Secrets of Oceans & Islands 1972

[reliapet]

We Are ReliaPet™

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[fruitiermetrostation]

📀🌎 C D C O R E 🌊🫧💿 by maruz.iin

[mapsontheweb]

Fish consumption, 2013-2015 average.

[mindblowingscience]

Curiosity is a curious thing. It can be dangerous, as the fabled cat learned too late, but it's also a useful personality trait that can open up invaluable opportunities. In fact, as a new study illustrates, curiosity seems to be a fundamental force behind biodiversity in the animal kingdom, inspiring individual behaviors that can eventually lead to the evolution of novel species. If not for curiosity, there may never have even been any cats to be killed by it. The new study focuses not on cats, however, but fish – 57 different species of cichlid fish, specifically, living near the southern shores of Lake Tanganyika in Zambia.

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[snowiferart]

More mola merch!

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[psalidodont]

my disgusting son chilling in his cave after beating the glass constantly with the intent of killing me

[fishyfishyfishtimes]

Daily fish fact #777

Ocean triggerfish!

It often likes to hang around Sargassum seaweeds. Like other species of triggerfish, the ocean triggerfish straightens out its first two dorsal fin spines to anchor itself tightly to crevices and to deter any would-be predators.

[onebug]

Fish Girl Salmantha

[bisonwares]

Lake Trout, Retail Catfish, and a Arrowana! 💕

What other fish should I make?

[iridescentclouds29]

Chilling 🫧

[sunday-ruby]

[fatty-food]

(via Instagram)

[uncharismatic-fauna]

Uncharismatic Fact of the Day

In what kind of fish does the male get pregnant and give birth? That's right: it's the pipefish! Just like their more famous seahorse relatives, females lay their eggs into the males' brood pouch, where they are fertilized. Fully developed young hatch about two weeks later, at which point they are fully independent and may even become food for their parents.

(Image: A Gulf Pipefish (Stigmatopora narinosa) by Graham Short)

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[pollswithnogoals]

I'll start, I'm a bird... this one to be more precise