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Fish in a pool in Laughlin. They loved to be fed and anytime someone stood near the wall they fought for the food

photo: Bjørn Christiansen - www.bj0rn.net

Ready to Fish at Copenhagen Fashion Week A/W13 at Børsen.

A shot from a spot where we occasionally do some fishing.

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rock mover wrasse [mature]

When I created this piece I was thinking about a good friend who is going through some rough times right now. Hurry back - I miss you!

All collage elements from Tumble Fish Studio at DeviantScrap.com

94/365 Photo Manipulations Project

Nice

our haul - notice the triggers on top

Some old drying racks where the salted cod was dried before being packed up and sent off to Europe. They are no longer in use.

kumosan photos

暖かい春の夕暮れ。ベタは悠々と泳いでいます。

what fish see as we surf past them

Shedd Aquarium, Chicago, Ill.

Aquarium of the Pacific, November 2014

Cabin John Regional Park, Cabin John Creek, Stream Biological Monitoring Team

Monterey Bay Aquarium

LINPAC Fish brochure front cover shot

Sony dsc

Unknown Fish

Greater Cleveland Aquarium

Great Barrier Reef, near Fitzroy Island, Australia

ikan goreng buatan Meg

So called because of the false eye spots on their backs. The theory is that a predator will be confused and bite the wrong end, thus allowing the fish to escape (minus their tail, presumably). Since I've never seen one without a tail, I don't know if that's really nature's intent, or just a good theory! (IMG_0055)