Orange Frogfish - Lembeh Strait-Indonesia
Frogfish are anglerfish relatives. They have a modified dorsal spine called an illicium that functions like a fishing rod, with a fleshy esca at the end that can resemble a worm, shrimp or other prey. The frogfish sits almost motionless in camouflage, wiggles the lure, waits for another animal to investigate—and then attacks extraordinarily fast. Smithsonian reports prey capture in about 6 milliseconds

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Juvenile painted frogfish (Antennarius pictus), Bali Indonesia Sony a 7 RIV, YS-D 3 Strobe, 90 mm lens +5 SubSee 1/125, f/22, ISO 800-----Mláďatá žaba maľovaná (Antennarius pictus), Bali Indonézia Sony a 7 RIV, YS-D 3 Strobe, 90 mm objektív + 5 SubSee 1/125, f/22, ISO 800
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Meet the red-lipped batfish (Ogcocephalus darwini), one of the strangest bottom-dwelling fish of the eastern Pacific. Found around the Galápagos and south toward Peru, it spends much of its life on sandy and rocky seafloors rather than cruising through open water, using modified fins to maneuver along the bottom. It feeds on small bottom-dwelling animals including crustaceans, mollusks and worms. FINS → FEET | DORSAL FIN → FISHING LURE SEAFLOOR → HUNTING GROUND #RedLippedBatfish #Batfish #GalapagosWildlife #WeirdFish #OceanAnimals #MarineBiology #UnderwaterWorld #AnimalAdaptations #StrangeAnimals #OceanLife #HiddenInterfaces


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