- Stargazer | Cast Iron Cookware Made in USA
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- Stargazer (fish) - Wikipedia
The stargazers are a family, Uranoscopidae, of perciform ray-finned fish that have eyes on top of their heads (hence the name) The family includes about 51 species (one extinct) in eight genera, all marine and found worldwide in shallow and deep saltwaters [1]
- Stargazer Fish: The Unusual Marine Creature - Ocean Info
Stargazers are small, perciform fish or ray-finned fish that are the largest order of vertebrates The group includes over 10,000 species in the world’s oceans They have eyes on the top of the head (hence the common name) and a large, unusual upward-facing mouth that gives them a strange appearance
- Stargazer | Marine, Nocturnal, Bottom-Dweller | Britannica
stargazer, fish of two related families, Uranoscopidae (electric stargazers) and Dactyloscopidae (sand stargazers), both of the order Perciformes Stargazers habitually bury themselves in the bottom
- What is a Stargazer? - Ocean Conservancy
What are stargazers? The name “stargazer” can refer to any of the 50 or so species of fish in the family Uranoscopidae In the United States, folks are likely most familiar with those in genus Astroscopus, a group of bony fish found in the Atlantic and Pacific waters in the Western Hemisphere
- Why This Fish Has Been Called “The Meanest Thing In Creation”
Instantly recognizable by the horrified, woeful expression on their upturned faces, stargazers are among the most fascinating (and frightening) fish in the ocean — capable of vacuuming up, electrocuting and delivering deadly venom to their enemies
- Electric organs, venomous spines and eyes that migrate – meet the world . . .
Some species of stargazer have shocking self-defence skills – literally They have a special organ behind their eyes that creates an electrical charge, which they usually use to protect themselves from potential threats
- Wonderful Stargazer Fish | 15 Things You Should Know About
Meet the stargazer fish! This fascinating creature can be found in marine waters worldwide along the coasts of Europe and Africa and off the coast of Australia
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