New Fish Angles for Recognition
Posted by Michael Bradbury in Animals, Biology, Marine Science, New Species, SciClips on 04 3rd, 2008 | one response
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A new family of anglerfish might be added to the history books. The new species of frog fish, as they are commonly known, is found around Indonesian coral reefs. It looks like something you’d see in the mind of glass artist Dale Chihuly. With its flat face and wrinkled skin its an unusual sea creature in a bizarre ocean world.
To see more frog fish pics go to www.divingmaluku.com.
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