WHITEMARGIN STARGAZER
Otherwise called Pop-eye Fish, Pop-peered toward Fish, Tube-nosed Stargazer and Marbled Stargazer.
Discovered separately in silty, sandy tidal ponds and seaside waters, covered in the sand with simply the mouth and eyes appearing.
They feast upon fish, octopus and squid.
Length - 35cm
Profundity - 5-150m
Boundless Indo-Pacific
The name stargazer originates from the reality the eyes are situated on top of their heads! They are normally discovered covered in the sand with simply their heads indicating holding up to snare their clueless prey as they swim passed!
Stargazer have electric organs situated in a specific pocket behind the eyes and can release up to 50 volts, contingent upon the temperature of the water at the time!
Otherwise called Pop-eye Fish, Pop-peered toward Fish, Tube-nosed Stargazer and Marbled Stargazer.
Discovered separately in silty, sandy tidal ponds and seaside waters, covered in the sand with simply the mouth and eyes appearing.
They feast upon fish, octopus and squid.
Length - 35cm
Profundity - 5-150m
Boundless Indo-Pacific
The name stargazer originates from the reality the eyes are situated on top of their heads! They are normally discovered covered in the sand with simply their heads indicating holding up to snare their clueless prey as they swim passed!
Stargazer have electric organs situated in a specific pocket behind the eyes and can release up to 50 volts, contingent upon the temperature of the water at the time!
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