This Longnose Gar hatched about 90 days ago and is already 36 cm (14 inches) long!
This Longnose Gar hatched about 90 days ago and is already 36 cm (14 inches) long!
Longnose gar this evening in Washington Channel at the Wharf. 🐟
Longnose gar this evening in Washington Channel at the Wharf. 🐟
What lies beneath? Longnose Gars just below the water’s surface in a Florida spring!
What lies beneath? Longnose Gars just below the water’s surface in a Florida spring!
Trying. To. Calm. Down 😣
Trying. To. Calm. Down 😣
Longnose Gar & Spotted Gar 2/5
Longnose Gar & Spotted Gar 2/5
Just in time for #sharkawarenessday !
#shark #fishart #illustration
Just in time for #sharkawarenessday !
#shark #fishart #illustration
Thanks Alex! 🐟
Thanks Alex! 🐟
Spotted, Longnose, Shortnose, Florida, and Alligator Gars 3/5
Spotted, Longnose, Shortnose, Florida, and Alligator Gars 3/5
Tropical, Spotted, Longnose, and Alligator Gars 4/5
Tropical, Spotted, Longnose, and Alligator Gars 4/5
Longnose gar this afternoon at the Wharf. 🐟
Longnose gar this afternoon at the Wharf. 🐟
GARtificial Intelligence > Artificial Intelligence
GARtificial Intelligence > Artificial Intelligence
…posting this for myself too (needing a break from doom scrolling).
…posting this for myself too (needing a break from doom scrolling).
FINtastic footage of Longnose Gars spawning by J.Miller (shared with permission)!
Gars spawn in large groups, scattering their sticky eggs, typically over vegetation, but frequently over rocky substrates too (look closely for the light-colored eggs in video)!
FINtastic footage of Longnose Gars spawning by J.Miller (shared with permission)!
Gars spawn in large groups, scattering their sticky eggs, typically over vegetation, but frequently over rocky substrates too (look closely for the light-colored eggs in video)!