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These odd-shaped bottom-dwellers look like something out of this world. They use there modified pectoral and smaller pelvic fins to walk along the bottom. Like the Anglerfish, they have a lure on their head used to attract prey. These amazing Short Nose Bat Fish are a favorite of us here at the College of Diving! #diveutila | Bay Islands College of Diving

Longfin Batfish🐠🦇 Wings of the sea | All About Animals The Longfin Batfish (Platax pinnatus / Platax teira) is often called the underwater angel because of its long, flowing fins that look like silk ribbons. Found in the warm waters of the Indian and Pacific Oceans, these fish glide gracefully around coral reefs and coastal waters, sometimes growing over a foot long. Their fins can be up to three times the length of their body, giving them a wing-like appearance. Juveniles look quite different

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1.7M views · 9.2K reactions | "51 ans que je n'ai pas payé de facture délectricité, et 25 ans que je ne paie plus l'eau". Patrick et Brigitte sont des pionniers qui imaginent un habitat autonome et durable ! | La Minute Verte | Facebook