Fish

A Grenil fish is also known as a Bowfin. They range from 50-70cm in length. Their body is elongated and cylindrical, olive in color, with green reticulations, covered in large scales. It has a dorsal fin running from the middle of the back to the base of the tail.

The answer is depending on what you mean by deadliest.

there are many undiscovered species of fish in our ocean so it would be hard to say.

Here are some different fish that are known for being deadly:

barracuda- not an incredibly big fish, but very fast, one of the fastest in the ocean. they live in shoals and have very sharp teeth. they have attacked people before, and their attack is very sudden and quick.

shark- there are many different sharks in the ocean some harmless like the basking shark, others like the bull shark are more aggressive. white sharks are mostly thought to be the most dangerous but that is not necessarily fact. sharks bite through curiosity to see what an object is, and they are not particularly interested in humans although they will attack.

marlins- often known as sword fish, these are very fast, and have very striking colours, they do not attack humans but are deadly predators for their prey (fish).

There are thousands of others but these are just a couple, you can also get salt water crocodiles if that falls into your category.

In slang terms, a "monkey" typically refers to £500 GBP.

Balloon fish, also known as pufferfish, typically inhabit tropical and subtropical waters in the Atlantic, Pacific, and Indian Oceans. They are commonly found near coral reefs, seagrass beds, and rocky areas where they can hide and search for food.

A rat's tail serves two main functions:

1. The tail is useful in temperature regulation. As rats do not perspire, they have to use other means to regulate heat in the body. They are able to expand and constrict the blood vessels in their tails to allow more or less heat to escape from the hairless skin on the tail.

2. The tail helps in balance. Although we generally think of rats as scurrying around on the floor or in a lab cage, in nature they are rather nimble creatures. A rat is able to use its tail to provide balance when climbing branches, ropes, chains, etc. This function serves the same purpose as the tail of a cat or kangaroo.

Predators of clownfish include larger fish, sharks, eels, and some species of sea birds. They are also susceptible to predation by octopuses and marine mammals such as dolphins. Clownfish rely on their symbiotic relationship with sea anemones for protection against predators.

Major angling flatfish include dab, turbot, plaice, flounder, brill, and Dover sole. Other names of flatfish are Pacific sanddab, and a variety of sole including sand sole, butter sole, and rock sole.

The urinary bladder is situated behind the Vent (Anus) on the fish. Just as it is on humans, it is there to release any unwanted waste from the body. Fish have two bladders, one is a swim bladder and the other is the urinary bladder. Do not get these mixed up. The swim bladder allows the fish swim in different densities of water and the urinary bladder is to pass urine. Fish do not use urea to get rid of their nitrogen like mammals do, but instead use NH3 Ammonia.

Some common fish species found in Montana include rainbow trout, brown trout, cutthroat trout, brook trout, lake trout, walleye, northern pike, smallmouth bass, and whitefish. Montana also has native species such as the westslope cutthroat trout and mountain whitefish.

Yes, salmon do take care of their young. After spawning, the female salmon prepares a nest called a redd in which she lays her eggs. The male then releases sperm over the eggs, and both parents may guard the redds from predators until they die shortly after spawning.

Mandarin fish primarily feed on small crustaceans like copepods and amphipods, as well as other small invertebrates like worms and mollusks. They are known for their vibrant colors and unique mating behavior.

The pectoral fin mantains how deep the fish can go.

There is Always a Bigger Fish. So pretty much any fish that might need "Feeder" fish like minnows. I have on occasion had my Koy eat minnows. Also any Predatory fish. I'm sure a freshwater shark or even a classic fish, the piranha

In a sense there muscles are able to make a jaw-like kissing motion. But, fish would not have much reason to do so. Considering humans really are the only animals that do not imitate another animal to show affection in a kissing way.

One example of a fish that begins with the letter "E" is the Eel. Eels are long, snake-like fish found in both saltwater and freshwater environments. They are known for their slippery bodies and ability to move smoothly through the water.

No, camera eyes like all other vertebrates. Mollusks also have camera eyes. Only anthropods and insects have compound eyes.

fish liver keeps it's boyancy to the best level. it keeps it from sinking to the bottom of the ocaen because with out it, it would sink to the bottom. that's completely inaccurate because that is the function of air bladder. the liver secrete enzymes.

Some fish that are known to eat butterfly fish include groupers, snappers, barracudas, and lionfish. These predators may hunt butterfly fish for food due to their small size and bright coloration that make them easy targets.

The Angler fish has many adaptations, one of which involves the way it catches its prey. It has a long stalk protruding from its head, with a lure on the end of it. Some lures simply resemble a worm, where as others glow to attract prey (this is caused by a type of bacteria within the lure). When the small fish has made contact with the lure, it triggers the Anglers jaws to open in a split second and draw in water, thus sucking in the small fish.

Another addaptation of the Angler (not shared by all types), involves its mating ritual. The male angler, much is much smaller than the female (males growing up to two inchess and females one metre) has a sensory organ just above his mouth, which he uses to detect a female. As finding a mate is very hard for the Angler fish m, when he has found a mate he latches onto her and they become connected for life. The female provides the male with blood circulation and nutrition, in return for a constant supply of sperm.

One other adaptation involves the immense pressure of the deep sea, as at such pressures it is harder for fish to regulate the amount of gas in their swim bladder (a gas filled organ that allows the fish to maintaine buoyancy. This is why the Angler has lost the swim bladder all together and instead has a skeleton made of cartilage which is much lighter and allows the Angler to maintain buoyancy.

I hope this has been helpful to you :)

Exocoetidae, also known as flying fish, are a family of marine fish known for their ability to glide above the water's surface using their enlarged pectoral fins. They use this flying behavior to escape predators and cover more distance while searching for food.

Yellowtail is a fish that starts with the letter Y. It is a type of amberjack commonly used in sushi dishes.

* Flounder * Sole * Turbot * Plaice * Halibut