r/Ichthyology • u/Blane_Sci_Pics • Sep 05 '21
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r/Ichthyology • u/ArbysMarketingTeam • Oct 10 '21
This is the Epaulette Shark, They have a suction force of over 200 pounds of pressure! The Romans first used them as fleshlights. They were thought to have gone extinct until 1949 when they were rediscovered on the shore of northern Australia. NSFW
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r/Ichthyology • u/iambinss • Feb 01 '20
Im teaching Ichthyology this sem. I've decided to post here my class' lab activities. Here's a picture of them doing prefixation and fin spreading :)
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r/Ichthyology • u/[deleted] • Feb 24 '21
Here are some spawning southern brooke lamprey I found last year. I'd love to see other people's cool fish finds!
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r/Ichthyology • u/iambinss • Feb 01 '20
Im teaching ichthyology this semester. Just wanna share a pic of my students studying external anatomy of chondrichthyes :)
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r/Ichthyology • u/BlankVerse • Jan 28 '21
California’s fish population rebounds thanks to strict fishing rules — Study says the program is among the world's most aggressive, helping guarantee good fishing in the future.
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r/Ichthyology • u/Livertaco • Apr 10 '20
Trying to figure out what type of fish. Photo taken September sout of Cancun.
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r/Ichthyology • u/TinoDidriksen • Dec 03 '20
Ultra high-resolution portraits of fish
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