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Rattails, or macrourids, are common throughout the world’s ocean. Big blue eyes give the rattail an edge at finding food in deep, dark waters. Their keen eyesight reveals prey, like fishes and squid, darting just above the seafloor.
Rattails, or macrourids, are common throughout the world’s ocean. Big blue eyes give the rattail an edge at finding food in deep, dark waters. Their keen eyesight reveals prey, like fishes and squid, darting just above the seafloor.
Rattails, or macrourids, are common throughout the world’s ocean. Those big blue eyes give the rattail an edge at finding food in deep, dark waters, and their keen eyesight reveals prey like fishes and squid darting just above the seafloor.
Rattails, or macrourids, are common throughout the world’s ocean. Those big blue eyes give the rattail an edge at finding food in deep, dark waters, and their keen eyesight reveals prey like fishes and squid darting just above the seafloor.
Fishes in the family Macrouridae, also known as rattails, can glimpse even the faintest flickers of bioluminescence—the “living light” produced by deep-sea animals. Their keen eyesight reveals prey darting in the waters above the seafloor.
Fishes in the family Macrouridae, also known as rattails, can glimpse even the faintest flickers of bioluminescence—the “living light” produced by deep-sea animals. Their keen eyesight reveals prey darting in the waters above the seafloor.
As we filmed this deep-sea octopus, Graneledone, gracefully walking along the seafloor, a rattail fish came in to hog the shot. Rattails, also known as grenadiers, are very curious and will come to investigate any disturbance on or around the seafloor, like an ROV.
As we filmed this deep-sea octopus, Graneledone, gracefully walking along the seafloor, a rattail fish came in to hog the shot. Rattails, also known as grenadiers, are very curious and will come to investigate any disturbance on or around the seafloor, like an ROV.
VC: UW/NSF-OOI/WHOI, J2-1729, V25; ed: E. Pinneo (UW)
VC: UW/NSF-OOI/WHOI, J2-1729, V25; ed: E. Pinneo (UW)
Rene P. Martin's #SundayFishSketch on Bsky!
Be sure to catch this # . So much wonderful #fish #art to see!
Catch them here & read Martin et al's
Bone Density Variation in #Rattails: Buoyancy, Depth, Body Size, and Feeding
doi.org/10.1093/iob/...
Rene P. Martin's #SundayFishSketch on Bsky!
Be sure to catch this # . So much wonderful #fish #art to see!
Catch them here & read Martin et al's
Bone Density Variation in #Rattails: Buoyancy, Depth, Body Size, and Feeding
doi.org/10.1093/iob/...