On display at Granville Island market (72/365)

Zoo Hellabrunn

Photo taken at a Ripley's Aquarium

Cape Town Aquarium rocks. Really excellent.

Far from the fleets of professional fishermen, there is another fishing of traditional subsistence. But fishes become rare

same fish, less the blue tint of the last pic.

Fish circa 1967. Warren Drive, Annapolis, MD. Photo by Willis "Bildy" Bilderback.

Discovery Place, Charlotte, NC

Okinawa Churaumi Aquarium

Guillermo

I think it is a girl because she doesn't have the black spikes on her head.

Spotfin porcupinefish, Crescent Beach Big Island (HI)

2h30mn de traversée de l'océan indien a bord de ce fish boat !

sensation garantie !

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Lion fish at Shark Reef Aquarium at Mandalay Bay

The fish fauna in Siquijor is very diverse - one large block of Acropora coral had 5 different species.

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Fish Creek is a tributary of Idaho's wild and scenic Lochsa River. We hiked 9.0 miles round trip with an elevation gain of 1678’ to the old Obia Cabin and back. We didn't see a single soul the entire day, but there were plenty of ticks to keep us company!

Obia Cabin is located at the junction of Fish and Hungery (note the spelling) Creeks and was built in 1935. It replaced a log and split cedar shake cabin that had been built five years earlier but was destroyed in the 1934 Pete King Burn. Lewis and Clark came thru this area in 1805 and it was Clark who named Hungery Creek.

Tennessee Aquarium, Chattanooga, TN

testing out my new u/w setup :)

Fish Statue at Newport On The Levee in Newport, KY

Anemone Fish

Similan & Surin Islands

New Westminster, BC

He doesn’t look too happy does he? I don’t think he wanted his picture taken. And he never did sign the release form.

Amazed at what you can find walking around Brooklyn Chinatown - one of my favorite spots to people watch.

Super Takumar 135mm f/3.5

Par Joanne le vigouroux.

Another fish from Shark Reef in Grenada.

swimming forever, never advancing