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oystermaneDescripción
Large Atlantic torpedo ray, likely female. Found dead, washed ashore after high tide.
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Culebra Verde Lisa (Opheodrys vernalis)Observ.
wayne_fidlerFecha
Septiembre 2010
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Culebra Verde Lisa (Opheodrys vernalis)Observ.
wayne_fidlerFecha
Septiembre 2010
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Tiburón Leopardo (Triakis semifasciata)Observ.
jmaughnDescripción
The DC Cormorant caught and unsuccessfully attempted to eat this small shark. The shark eventually escaped the bird.
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Tiburón Galludito (Centrophorus uyato)Observ.
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Falta la ubicaciónDescripción
Caught while swordfishing in 2000' of water. Released after collecting data. Seam away strong. Local biologist and ichthyologist were unsure of species. No other records of any similar shark observed in Cayman waters.
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Bagre Cabeza de Toro de Estados Unidos (Ameiurus nebulosus)Observ.
lumenalDescripción
This observation is for the fish. See observation 24725311 for the bird: https://www.inaturalist.org/observations/24725311
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Conejo de Lo Alto (Chimaera cubana)Observ.
justincmillerDescripción
Seen ~ 2000’ deep within submersible. Time and location are not exact.
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Lanzón Picudo (Alepisaurus ferox)Observ.
fowleropeDescripción
Was looking at a group of 30 Black Oystercatchers when I noticed a fishs fins flapping out of the surf. The fish then came out of the water and started flailing in the sand. I immediately ran towards it and tried to drag it back towards the water at least 5 times by its tail but had no luck getting it all the way back into the water. We ended up leaving after trying for about 5 minutes to get it back in the water since I was guiding at the time.
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Carpa Asiática Dorada (Carassius auratus)Observ.
blue68Descripción
Giant Goldfish
Great Blue Heron attempting to eat it.
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Fragata Portuguesa (Physalia physalis)Observ.
prokhozhyjDescripción
Atlantic Ocean. 47 cruise of thr R/V "Akademik Mstislav Keldysh". Caught on the surface of the ocean.
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Quimera de Aleta Negra (Chimaera ogilbyi)Observ.
amy_dDescripción
Commercially caught fish. A couple of them came in with a load of ruby snapper and barracouta.
These individuals all had a fleshy protrusion between the eyes above the snout- it looked like an angler fishes' lure but felt caltilaginous and was covered in the same skin as the face. Teeth looked simmilar to a cookie cutter shark. The fillets looked identical to any shark you'd see in a chip shop.
The eyes were very strange- almost felt like they were part of the skin. They almost didn't seem like a separate organ, just a different coloured patch of skin (I had a good poke lol!) Total length approx 60cm.
Caught in unknown waters off SW WA and landed at Fremantle.
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Quimera Ratón (Harriotta raleighana)Observ.
magazhuDescripción
Encontrado en Las Iglesias, cerca de Chimo, Jalisco, Bahia de Banderas. El especimen ya estaba muerto, y actualmente se encuentra en congelación bajo resguardo en Yelapa, Jalisco. Fotos de Magy Joya.
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Found at Las Iglesias, near Chimo, Jalisco in Banderas Bay. The specimen was already dead, and is currently kept safely frozen in Yelapa, Jalisco. Photos by Magy Joya.
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Quimera Manchada (Hydrolagus colliei)Observ.
jstrakaDescripción
Temporarily beached at very low tide but still alive. Spawning?
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Tortuga Caguama (Caretta caretta)Observ.
tbjwildlifeDescripción
Loggerhead Turtle being attacked by a Blue Shark; Georges Bank
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Perca Sol (Lepomis gibbosus)Observ.
amiacalva33Descripción
By far the prettiest specimen of this species I've ever seen
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buoyantbotanistDescripción
Captured in a 75 meter benthic trawl in Lake Ontario
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Amia ocellicaudaObserv.
dbreeDescripción
Male Bowfin guarding a school of babies
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Tortuga de Concha Blanda Espinosa (Apalone spinifera ssp. spinifera)Observ.
haczechDescripción
Yearlings - Female on left, male on right
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Calamar Gigante (Architeuthis dux)Observ.
janajenDescripción
A dead squid with a slash injury at its neck. Didn't measure but the body was about 2metres without the tentacles.
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Pez Remo Gigante (Regalecus glesne)Observ.
puckeridgeDescripción
A pair of Oarfish spotted while onboard the RV Investigator off Stradbroke Island. Roughly 2m in length. They hung around the CTD cable for roughly 2 hours.
Coordinates were 27 17.38 S 154 08.89 E and water temperature was 21.92 degrees Celsius.
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Solmissus incisaObserv.
jianrzeszewiczDescripción
Taken 09/29/2014. Credit: NOAA Okeanos Explorer Program, Our Deepwater Backyard Exploring Atlantic Canyons and Seamounts
EX1404L3 DIVE09
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jianrzeszewiczDescripción
Taken 09/27/2014. Credit: NOAA Okeanos Explorer Program, Our Deepwater Backyard Exploring Atlantic Canyons and Seamounts
EX1404L3 DIVE07
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