Tragically, one needlefish penetrated the eye of a 10-year-old Kauai boy while he was night fishing in a small boat with his father. The fish beak penetrated the boy's brain, killing him.
In other parts of the Pacific, needlefish have punctured people in the chest, abdomen, arms, legs, head and neck.
People at greatest risk of needlefish punctures are night reef fishermen carrying lights in low boats. For many village fishermen in the Pacific, needlefish are a greater occupational hazard than sharks.
Although it's rare, swimmers and divers have been seriously injured by needlefish in Japan, New Zealand and the Red Sea.
No such injuries have been reported in Hawaii, but it's a possibility. To prevent such an incident, night divers should leave lights off until well submerged. Fishermen in small boats should be aware of the potential danger of carrying lights at night. Susan Scott
yes needle fish are almost sword fish.
In Australia there are lots and lots of dangerous animals in the sea. Some dangerous animals that are all around the world are sea cucumbers, Barracuda, jellyfish, corral, octopus, stingrays, tube worm, sea snake, needle fish, and scorpion fish.
yes they can
the needle nose gar bill fish eats crusteans
needle fish will certainly not work well with neon's, they will murder the neon's
It's dangerous because you could poke yourself and end up in the hospital for them to stitch you up. That's why it's dangerous for a sewing needle to be in your back.
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they are dangerous to the ecosytem
The scientific name for needlefish is Belonidae.
Dangerous Assignment - 1952 The Knitting Needle Story 1-30 was released on: USA: 2 June 1952
Gar are a long fish with a narrow body and several needle-like teeth.
There are several types of dangerous fish. Some of the fish are the bullhead, sail cats, hardhead, and the bluefish.