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The tripod fish is a deep sea creature that stands on the ocean floor using three long fins

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The tripod fish is a deep-sea species that stands on the seafloor using three elongated fins: two pelvic fins beneath its body and its tail fin. In this posture, it can reach about 30 to 40 cm (12 to 16 inches) in height
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The tripod fish is a deep-sea species that stands on the seafloor using three elongated fins: two pelvic fins beneath its body and its tail fin. In this posture, it can reach about 30 to 40 cm (12 to 16 inches) in height

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The tripod fish stands on fins up to a metre long, that are thought to fill with fluids to enhance their rigidity These and its pectoral ones above provide sensory information in the midnight zone, where no light reaches 📹Schmidt Ocean
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The tripod fish stands on fins up to a metre long, that are thought to fill with fluids to enhance their rigidity These and its pectoral ones above provide sensory information in the midnight zone, where no light reaches 📹Schmidt Ocean

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A dead fish doesn't last long on the ocean floor
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A dead fish doesn't last long on the ocean floor

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Bizarre deep-sea creature shifts its form near the ocean floor at over 3,700 feet. Captured by ROV...
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Bizarre deep-sea creature shifts its form near the ocean floor at over 3,700 feet. Captured by ROV...

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Tripod fish live at depths of up to 6000 m below the surface. They are practically eyeless because of its super-dark habitat but their long fins can feel the vibrations made by approaching prey on the seafloor [📹 Schmidt Ocean]
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Tripod fish live at depths of up to 6000 m below the surface. They are practically eyeless because of its super-dark habitat but their long fins can feel the vibrations made by approaching prey on the seafloor [📹 Schmidt Ocean]

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Tripod fish live at depths of up to 6000 m below the surface. They are practically eyeless because of its super-dark habitat but their long fins can feel the vibrations made by approaching prey on the seafloor [📹 Schmidt Ocean:
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Tripod fish live at depths of up to 6000 m below the surface. They are practically eyeless because of its super-dark habitat but their long fins can feel the vibrations made by approaching prey on the seafloor [📹 Schmidt Ocean:

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Fish farms are absolutely disgusting. Dragging mile-long nets along the ocean floor is also terrible. The solution? Just don't eat #fish. 🤔💡 #RethinkFish
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Fish farms are absolutely disgusting. Dragging mile-long nets along the ocean floor is also terrible. The solution? Just don't eat #fish. 🤔💡 #RethinkFish

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Two giant oarfish, rarely seen deep sea fish, washed ashore on a beach in Mexico. People helped return them to the ocean. 📹weloveanimals_newsner
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Two giant oarfish, rarely seen deep sea fish, washed ashore on a beach in Mexico. People helped return them to the ocean. 📹weloveanimals_newsner

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Deep sea fishing… It’s not for the faint of heart, sometime the fish and the ocean fight you back!!! Still on my bucket list though!
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The highfin lizard fish Bathysaurus mollis, filmed last night at 5000m deep somewhere in the Pacific Ocean. #deeplycurious #WorldOceanDay Deep Sea Research Centre Inkfish
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Fishy Fri: Bathypterois sp., tripod fish. Solitary & stationary, these deep-sea denizens perch, facing into the current, above the seafloor using specialized fin rays. When an unsuspecting copepod or other tiny crustacean drifts by, this animal is set to snack. #Doldrums, 2,040m

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