SeeCreatures
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A BlobFish
Longnose Chimaera. And I used to think Chimaeras only exist in Fantasy tales...
"Chimaeras are primitive fishes and are closely related to sharks. Chimaeras have scaleless skin, and eggs that are encapsulated in horny packages. Longnose chimaeras have a gill cover which covers four gill slits. Longnose Chimaeras also have a venomous spine on the dorsal fin. Longnose Chimaeras are believe tofeed on invertebrates and various other fishes. "
http://www.thejump.net/id/longnose-chimaera.htm
Northern Seadevil
"This appears to be a Ceratias holboelli Krøyer's deep sea anglerfish or Northern Seadevil. Not much is known about these strange fish. This is obviously a female since the males are much smaller and are sort of like parasites. They connect to the females and live off of them like a parasite, except they also serve reproductive purposes. "
Hmm. interesting social structure.
Coffin Fish. Wonder why its Coffin.
"The coffinfish is a bottom dwelling fish that lives in deep waters in Southwest Pacific around Austrailia and Tasmania. Coffinfish can inflate theirselves like puffer fish but also have a small lure on thier head like anglerfish. " -
i bet bear will get all excited n started postin his own pics of sea creatures
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Bear gets excited by Sea Creatures? Hmmm its a cross species relationship. Wouldnt work. Hurhurhurrr
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HAHAHAHAHAOriginally posted by ShrodingersCat:
A BlobFish -
On bad days I feel like this - A LumpFish.
"Picture of a lumpfish. Top one was caught by some commercial fisherman off the Alaskan coast, the second one below by a recreational fisherman." -
maybe you can cut off its head and use it as a mask to scare people.Originally posted by ShrodingersCat:
On bad days I feel like this - A LumpFish.
"Picture of a lumpfish. Top one was caught by some commercial fisherman off the Alaskan coast, the second one below by a recreational fisherman." -
Don't laugh at me just cos I'm not pretty.Originally posted by the.owl:HAHAHAHAHA
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looks like the crab people from half life
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oh sorry didnt know that was youOriginally posted by ShrodingersCat:Don't laugh at me just cos I'm not pretty. -
hmmmm .... steamed or deep-fried ? ..... -
Originally posted by ShrodingersCat:
On bad days I feel like this - A LumpFish.
"Picture of a lumpfish. Top one was caught by some commercial fisherman off the Alaskan coast, the second one below by a recreational fisherman." 
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Deep Sea Sand Dollars...
A Sand Dollar!
Very cool.. I've often picked up their 'skeletons'
I have seen them in Chek Jawa -
they are at labrodor park too .....
but now with the new jetty built, the flats are not accessible anymore .... even at low tide ....
I was surprised that no tree-huggers put up any protest when they started hammering the pilings for the fishing jetty a few years back ... -
These 2 fishes look like a deformed human faceOriginally posted by ShrodingersCat:
Shrodingers starting a topic for my heart
Seen most of these fishes before on the internet though -
if i went fishing and caught these things, it will scare the hell out of me...
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....especially this one..Originally posted by ShrodingersCat:
A BlobFish -
some of them are crytozoology creatures which i like very muchy
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see the sea creatures
monkfish.. supposed to taste like lobster.. once called the Poor Man's Lobster
deep sea angler.. uses a fishing rod to lure its prey
deep sea gulper eel... swallows prey bigger than itself and its stomach is elastic enough to engulf the prey and digest it
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No idea what this is but it's from the Bonny River
Oarfish -
cryptozoology creatures aren't realOriginally posted by The man who was death:some of them are crytozoology creatures which i like very muchy
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it's a remora... those pads are suckers to stick onto larger fish like sharks or whales...Originally posted by elindra:
No idea what this is but it's from the Bonny River -
no...crytozoology is abt creatures that haven't been discovered before, and they're tons and tons of creatures deep sea which are real and haven't been discoveredOriginally posted by the Bear:cryptozoology creatures aren't real -
Ahhh ok but they look like someone wore safety boots and stepped on their heads, leaving the printOriginally posted by the Bear:it's a remora... those pads are suckers to stick onto larger fish like sharks or whales... -
Vampire Octopus
amazing video of it
http://www.metacafe.com/watch/39007/vampire_octopus/
this one also cryto, now got discovered -
like the Bigfoot, Sasquatch, Yeti and chupacabra?
nevermind... more fish
the red handfish.. cute right? got hands
this one, usually about 5 feet long, thought extinct for millions of years, the coelacanth.. note the little tail on the tail
Megamouth Shark... 'nuff said
Originally posted by The man who was death:no...crytozoology is abt creatures that haven't been discovered before, and they're tons and tons of creatures deep sea which are real and haven't been discovered