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Description: English: Location taken: National Aquarium in Baltimore, Baltimore MD. Names: Scorpaena laevis Troschel, 1866, Aniquim, Aniquim beatriz, Aniquim de pedra, Aniquim-Beatriz, Aniquim-De-Pedra, Arracacho, Baetinha, Beatinha, Beatriz, Biriati, Brantfes K, Brantkonofeshi, Briati, Charroco, Come mole, Escopri, Escoprión rascacio, Escorpi, Escorpión negro, Gurnard, Lion Fish, Madara fusakasago, Madara-Fusakasago, Mamang, Mamangá, Mangang, Mangangá, Moreiati, Moriati, Niquim, Niquim da pedra, Niquim de pedra, Niquim-Da-Pedra, Niquim-De-Pedra, Oloulou-osso-non, Pacific Spotted scorpionfish, Pacific Spotted Scorpionfish, Peixe escorpião, Peixe pedra, Peixe-Escorpi, Peixe-Pedra, Prickly Hind, Rascacio, Rascacio del Senegal, Rascacio Multicolor, Rascacio Negro, Rascana, Rascasio, Rascasio Negro, Rascaso, Rascasse du Sénégal, Rascasse Noire, Rascasso do Senegal, Sapo Chaznete Negro, Sarr, Sarrão, Senegalese rockfish, Skorpena Cetkowana, Spotted Scorpionfish, St Ann's bay, St. Ann's Bay, Stinging Grouper, Veneno, 光鱗鮋, 光鳞鲉, 普氏鮋, 普氏 Classification: Animalia > Chordata > Actinopterygii > Scorpaeniformes > Scorpaeni. Date: 16 November 2006. Source: source: David Stang. First published at ZipcodeZoo.com. Author: Photo by David J. Stang.
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Description: English: Scorpaena plumieri in Madagascar Reef, Campeche Bank, Mexico. Date: 10 May 2014, 03:03:59. Source: Simões, N.; Zarco Perello, S.; Moreno Mendoza, R. (2014). "Checklist of Fishes from Madagascar Reef, Campeche Bank, México". Biodiversity Data Journal 2: e1100.
DOI:
10.3897/BDJ.2.e1100. Author: Simões, N.; Zarco Perello, S.; Moreno Mendoza, R.
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Description: English: A pair of Scorpaena plumieri (Spotted Scorpionfish), Depth approx 35 ft. on Bari Reef, the house reef for Sand Dollar Condominiums on the island of Bonaire in the Dutch Caribbean. Date: 21 May 2006, 11:03:45. Source: Own work. Author:
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Description: English: Location taken: National Aquarium in Baltimore, Baltimore MD. Names: Scorpaena laevis Troschel, 1866, Aniquim, Aniquim beatriz, Aniquim de pedra, Aniquim-Beatriz, Aniquim-De-Pedra, Arracacho, Baetinha, Beatinha, Beatriz, Biriati, Brantfes K, Brantkonofeshi, Briati, Charroco, Come mole, Escopri, Escoprión rascacio, Escorpi, Escorpión negro, Gurnard, Lion Fish, Madara fusakasago, Madara-Fusakasago, Mamang, Mamangá, Mangang, Mangangá, Moreiati, Moriati, Niquim, Niquim da pedra, Niquim de pedra, Niquim-Da-Pedra, Niquim-De-Pedra, Oloulou-osso-non, Pacific Spotted scorpionfish, Pacific Spotted Scorpionfish, Peixe escorpião, Peixe pedra, Peixe-Escorpi, Peixe-Pedra, Prickly Hind, Rascacio, Rascacio del Senegal, Rascacio Multicolor, Rascacio Negro, Rascana, Rascasio, Rascasio Negro, Rascaso, Rascasse du Sénégal, Rascasse Noire, Rascasso do Senegal, Sapo Chaznete Negro, Sarr, Sarrão, Senegalese rockfish, Skorpena Cetkowana, Spotted Scorpionfish, St Ann's bay, St. Ann's Bay, Stinging Grouper, Veneno, 光鱗鮋, 光鳞鲉, 普氏鮋, 普氏 Classification: Animalia > Chordata > Actinopterygii > Scorpaeniformes > Scorpaeni. Date: 16 November 2006. Source: source: David Stang. First published at ZipcodeZoo.com. Author: Photo by David J. Stang.
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Description: With its mouth turned down in a perpetual frown, its wild, weedlike growths used as camouflage, its mean-looking slanted brow, and its venom tipped spines, the scorpionfish (Scorpaena plumieri) has acquired somewhat of a bad reputation. But it is not well earned. There is nothing aggressive about this animal. I find it to be quite the opposite. In my experience, the animal is quite docile, choosing to just swim away when it feels it is getting a bit too much attention from divers. (incidentally, I find the same to be completely true of the moray eel and barracuda, but I'll save that sermon for another day). The lighting on this particular one helps accentuate the many little fleshy flaps that grow on its body to create the effective illusion that the fish is an algae covered rock. More details? Check out the
LARGER view. Date: 25 November 2010, 18:03. Source:
The Beast Uploaded by
Jacopo Werther. Author:
LASZLO ILYES from Cleveland, Ohio, USA. Camera location
12° 17′ 14.73″ N, 69° 09′ 11.77″ W View all coordinates using:
OpenStreetMap 12.287424; -69.153270.
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Description: English: Location taken: National Aquarium in Baltimore, Baltimore MD. Names: Scorpaena laevis Troschel, 1866, Aniquim, Aniquim beatriz, Aniquim de pedra, Aniquim-Beatriz, Aniquim-De-Pedra, Arracacho, Baetinha, Beatinha, Beatriz, Biriati, Brantfes K, Brantkonofeshi, Briati, Charroco, Come mole, Escopri, Escoprión rascacio, Escorpi, Escorpión negro, Gurnard, Lion Fish, Madara fusakasago, Madara-Fusakasago, Mamang, Mamangá, Mangang, Mangangá, Moreiati, Moriati, Niquim, Niquim da pedra, Niquim de pedra, Niquim-Da-Pedra, Niquim-De-Pedra, Oloulou-osso-non, Pacific Spotted scorpionfish, Pacific Spotted Scorpionfish, Peixe escorpião, Peixe pedra, Peixe-Escorpi, Peixe-Pedra, Prickly Hind, Rascacio, Rascacio del Senegal, Rascacio Multicolor, Rascacio Negro, Rascana, Rascasio, Rascasio Negro, Rascaso, Rascasse du Sénégal, Rascasse Noire, Rascasso do Senegal, Sapo Chaznete Negro, Sarr, Sarrão, Senegalese rockfish, Skorpena Cetkowana, Spotted Scorpionfish, St Ann's bay, St. Ann's Bay, Stinging Grouper, Veneno, 光鱗鮋, 光鳞鲉, 普氏鮋, 普氏 Classification: Animalia > Chordata > Actinopterygii > Scorpaeniformes > Scorpaeni. Date: 16 November 2006. Source: source: David Stang. First published at ZipcodeZoo.com. Author: Photo by David J. Stang.
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