Fish Blog
The family Sciaenidae emerges as not only a fascinating subject of scientific inquiry but also a poignant reminder of the intricate connections that bind all life forms in the web Continue reading
The red gurnard, scientifically classified as Chelidonichthys cuculus, embodies the captivating diversity of marine life. With its vibrant hues and distinctive features, this fish species, belonging to the Triglidae family, Continue reading
Diplodus vulgaris, commonly known as the Common Two-Banded Sea Bream, belongs to the Sparidae family, a diverse group of fish found in various marine habitats. These fish are notable for Continue reading
The Blue Whiting, scientifically known as Micromesistius poutassou, stands as one of the two distinguished species within the genus Micromesistius, belonging to the Cod family. Its habitat spans the vast Continue reading
The European plaice, known scientifically as Pleuronectes platessa, is a species of flatfish that holds significant commercial value. Found dwelling in the depths of the sea, this particular aquatic creature Continue reading
The Shovelnose Ray, scientifically known as Glaucostegus typus, hails from the Rhinobatidae family and is primarily found in the vast waters of Southeast Asia. This expansive region encompasses the maritime Continue reading
The saithe, scientifically identified by the taxonomic nomenclature Pollachius virens, stands as a distinctive marine piscine entity nestled within the genus Pollachius. In the United States, this aquatic species garners Continue reading
Haddock fish, scientifically known as Melanogrammus aeglefinus, stands as a testament to the diverse marine life inhabiting the vast expanse of the North Atlantic Ocean and its associated seas. This Continue reading
The Atlantic Horse Mackerel, scientifically identified as Trachurus trachurus, dons multiple epithets, among which “European Horse Mackerel” is prominently acknowledged. Alternatively referred to as the Common Scad, this marine creature Continue reading
The European anchovy, scientifically classified as Engraulis encrasicolus, emerges as a petite, silvery aquatic entity nestled within the expansive family of Engraulidae, a kinship it shares with the venerable herring. Continue reading