The underwater flatfish is bilateral.Bilateral is you can divide in half and is the same on both sides. The underwater flatfish is a long curved oval shape worm.It has a distinctive rich pattern of stripes in black,brown,and rose gold with tiny white dots.The length of the worm is 2-6 cm long. Habitat
The underwater flatfish can be found on a coral rubble and in lagoons in the coastal bay.They also can be found under boulders at reef crests and under ledges on the reef slope.he biome they live in is the interital.The underwater flatfish live in indo west pacific. Diet The underwater flatfish eats ascidians and crustaceans and other food that are small enough
... mm long and 3–7 mm wide. After the fish's tongue is destroyed, the parasite attaches itself to the stub of the old tongue, and becomes the fish's new tongue.
For example, zombie worms are very tiny. They are so small, they even lack a mouth and gut. They are red and pink in color. Giant squids are the opposite of zombie worms because they are extremely large. For example, they have two feeding tentacles which can be up to ten meters long, they also have eight arms that are all about half the size of their feeding tentacles. The feeding tentacles have hundreds of strong, toothed suckers and all arms have thousands of the same toothed suckers. The squid also has the largest eyes on earth, it has two eyes that are eleven inches in diameter. They are different colors, for example, at the surface of the ocean they are reddish orange or pink with spots of white and in the deeper parts of the ocean, they are silvery or gold. Yeti crabs are white or very pale yellow. They have hairy legs and chests and they measure almost six inches long. Each of these animals had to adapt to live in the sea and their appearances play a large role in this. For example, zombie worms don’t have a mouth or stomach, but instead they have skin cells that produce acid, the giant squids use their arms to catch prey and feed itself, and the crabs are able to survive in extreme heat and
Though food is everlasting in both the coral reef and deep sea, space is very limited. Organisms in both habitats have to compete for space and survival, having defense mechanisms to keep other species from killing out their kind. Some fishes in the coral reef hide in cracks and crevices along the rocks and corals to hide from their predators. Other fishes camouflage within the brightly colored corals to hide from predators, or even humans looking into their tank. The deep sea holds many small fish, but with large mouths. The large mouths and pointy teeth help the miniscule fish eat their prey, whi...
Seahorses are elongate with rigid body armor and swim upright. Pectoral fins on the sides and a small dorsal
A poem without any complications can force an author to say more with much less. Although that may sound quite cliché, it rings true when one examines “The Fish” by Elizabeth Bishop. Elizabeth’s Bishop’s poem is on an exceedingly straightforward topic about the act of catching a fish. However, her ability to utilize thematic elements such as figurative language, imagery and tone allows for “The Fish” to be about something greater. These three elements weave themselves together to create a work of art that goes beyond its simple subject.
The anatomy of an Labeo umbratus specimen, found in the Krugersdrif dam, was studied. Annotations of the positions of the internal organs as well as the external morphological characteristics were made. Upon further analysis, several characteristics were identified that would have eased life in aquatic environments. Some of these characteristics include, sensory receptors located on the head as well as on the lateral view of the body, the shape of the fish, specialised, paired appendages, respiratory structures as well as structures aiding the fish in buoyancy. The way in which the internal organs and the external appendages were arranged in and on the fish, showed great evolutionary adaptations to the water environments in which they reside.
Fishes have gills, eyes, mouth, tail, scales and fins, but most importantly they make great apartment pets. Having a betta fish is better than having a goldfish when it comes down to the cost of food, maintenance, and lifespan.
The Blobfish’s scientific name is the Psychrolutes P. Marcidus (Si - chro - lus P. Mar - si - dus ) , but I like to call blobfish just blob. The Psychrolutes P. Marcidus can grow up to 12in (30.5cm) long and live about 130 years. They are endangered and there are only about 420 left in the world. They live off the coast of Australia , living in deep - high pressure waters, in around 2,000 - 4,000 feet under the waves. Blobfish are invertebrate with no muscle and are blob-like so underwater they can survive under the high pressure water. If you were under all the water pressure down there, the blobfish would look like real fish.
Blobfish are usually found in deepish waters of Australia! These little blobs are hard to find in these waters. They are in the open ocean. There is quite a little amount of food for the Blobfish to survive. Blobfish are 90% water!
The best way to present a worm is by using gang hooks. Making a gang hook is very simple. All you have to do is to tie a hook about 4 inches up from the body of the line then tie another one at the bottom. Typically, the top of the worm is threaded on the top hooks and the bottom of the worm will be threaded on the bottom hook. Thus it will allow the worm to float naturally in the current.
Istiblennius lineatus is a member of the family Blenniidae, the combtooth blennies, and is further classified in the tribe Salaniiri. Combtooth blennies have long, slender bodies, long dorsal and anal fins, and a rounded head (Hastings and Springer 2009). Commonly called the Rockskipper Blenny or the Lined Rockskipper, I. lineatus has been observed living in the supralittoral and midlittoral zone of tide pools (Kimura 2015, Kimura and Sakai 2016). It occupies a large range in the Indo-West Pacific, in both tropical and sub-tropical zones (Briggs 1999). This fish has also been found to have high resistance to water loss (Dabruzzi et al. 2011) and many members of the mudskipper and rockskipper family, including Istiblennius lineatus,
A lugworm is another species that lives in an estuary. A lugworm is found in Europe and can be between 3 to 12 inches and3/8 inches in diameter. It looks like a large earthworm. Its head is blackish reddish
The morphology of whale sharks is mostly similar to aquatic fish species, but many specific traits help differentiate them from the rest. Whale sharks are the largest fish in the world and can reach a size of around 20 meters (Martins, C., and C. Knickle). This is often compared to the size of a school bus. The shark has a very large transverse mouth. They have 5 very large gill slits and have a larger first dorsal fin compared to the second one (Whale Shark). They have a distinctive spotted “checkerboard” pattern with stripes (Martins, C., and C. Knickle). It is not exactly known why they have this specific body marking. It is believed that the body markings act as a camouflage. The strange thing about whale sharks is that they have 300 rows of teeth that play no role in feeding (Martins, C., and C. Knickle).
Soft corals are found in both tropical seas and in cool, dark regions. What is a coral polyp? A coral polyp is a spineless animal. Coral polyps can be the size of a pinhead, while others are larger, sometimes a foot in diameter. One coral branch or mound is covered by thousands of these animals.