Dangerous fish

The most dangerous were once dangerously cute.

Red lionfish (Pterois volitans) | por DavidR.808

Piranha Fish Amazon Rainforest Species If the trout is just not doing it for you, you may need to add some adventure to your life the Peruv...

Synanceiidae fish are referred to as stonefish. This is because they can blend in with their environment which is almost rock, reef, and stones. These fish are well-known for being the most venomous fish in the world. They have stings that can cause extreme pain to humans. These abilities make them extremely dangerous. Let’s get started with some stonefish facts!

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Piranha fish Piranha is very dangerous fish. Can piranhas eat people? Legend has it that piranhas gather in predatory shoals and can strip human beings to the bone and eat them alive. The yellow-bellied piranha has a horrific appearance, with a mouth packed full of canines 4 millimeters long, which, like sharks, are constantly replaced when lost or worn down.

Course #7 - Fried angler fish jaw with xo, coriander and scallion. (I couldn't find a picture of the dish, so this is a picture of the actual fish)

deep sea anglerfish, angler fish, doublespine seadevil, or black seadevil black seadevil, Diceratias pileatus (c), uses bioluminescent lure to attract prey in the deep ocean; brought up from a depth of 3,300 feet (1000m) in a water intake pipe at Natural Energy Lab of Hawaii (NELHA), Keahole, Kona, Hawaii ( the Big Island ) (dm)

Just mucking around with what a live action version of these 2 might look like.

Dragonfish

There are Dangerous fish in the ocean for Humans. Touching them or getting bitten by them would either result in paralysis or could even death. Here in this post, we list some of the most dangerous fish in the ocean.

We invite you to meet the really scaring humpback anglerfish as well as the most interesting facts about the deepest areas of the ocean

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Researchers at the University of Washington and the Smithsonian Institution recorded footage of a lionfish hunting a newly discovered species of fish named the Ember goby.

Stonefish