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Where does the Blobfish live?
Blobfish live in deep water off of Tasmania and Australia, and are rarely seen by humans.
How do you find a blobfish?
Blobfish is a deep sea fish.Ê They typically live in the deep waters off Australia and Tasmania.Ê They are rarely seen by humans because of the depth of the waters that they live in.
Is the blobfish real?
Yes, the Blobfish is a real animal. They live around Australia and Tasmania at depths lower than 800 meters. They are a recent discovery and little is known about them. There is concern that the habitats are being distroyed by the act of bottom trawling. Since the Blobfish have little muscle, they eat what swims by them and have a body like a jellyfish. Blobfish surely are interesting creatures.
What kingdom is the blobfish in?
The blobfish belongs to the Animalia kingdom.
What is a blobfish made of?
Blobfish live (in the water, not on land) off the coast of Australia and Tasmania.
How much does a blobfish weigh?
I dont know how mach does a blobfish weight does anyone know?
Do blobfish live in the Atlantic ocean?
No they're endemic to the South Pacific, around Australia and New Zealand.
How much does blobfish weigh?
A Blobfish weighs about 20 pounds.
What do blobfish smell like?
Oh, dude, blobfish smell like... well, nothing, really. They live in the deep sea where there's not much going on in the scent department. So, if you're looking for a fish that won't make your nose scrunch up, the blobfish is your guy. Like, they're basically the unscented candles of the ocean.
What temperature does a blobfish live in?
Blobfish are found in deep sea waters where temperatures range from 34°F to 39°F (1°C to 4°C). They are adapted to survive in these cold, high-pressure environments.
Why are blobfish inedible?
Blobfish is edible, but has a poison sake that can kill you if not properly removed.
Do blobfish have muscles?
Yes, blobfish do have muscles, but they are not well-developed like those of more active fish. Blobfish are adapted to live in deep-sea environments where the pressure is extremely high, which influences their gelatinous, almost muscle-less structure. This unique composition allows them to maintain buoyancy in their deep-sea habitat without expending much energy.
