
Burmese Loach

Long-eared Sunfish

Ocean Sunfish or Mola

Yellow Bullhead Catsfish
2. CARTILAGINOUS FISH - CLASS Chondrichthyes

Great White Shark

Scalloped Hammerhead Shark

Megamouth Shark (Thanks Arthur!)

Spotted Eagle Ray

Deep Sea Skate

Spotted Ratfish (Chimera)

Longnose Chimera
3. LAMPREY - CLASS Cephalospidomorphi





Lamprey parisitizing a trout


Close up view of sucker mouth


Lamprey life cycle

Lamprey Larvae

This is a bad idea, I think.
4. HAGFISH - CLASS Myxini


Hagfish often tire themselves into a knot
to remove excess slime.



Close up of Hagfish mouth


Hagfish slime


Comparison of Hagfish and Lamprey gill
openings
Check out this HAGFISH VIDEO!!!
5 comments:
great blog!
congratulations and greetings from Chile!
Crazy Drile
wow.. i like ur style..
regards
Your "gulper eel" is a megamouth shark, class Chondrichthyes.
Well, this is what you get when a herpetologist tries to post about fish. I have to admit to not having seen a dead Megamouth looking quite like that before. Thanks Arthur.
No problem, just trying to help. Great blog BTW. For a look at a real gulper eel check this out, strange animals.
http://alloom.files.wordpress.com/2009/06/sea-creatures_mouth_gulper_eel.jpg
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