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This odd goggle-eyed fish is fully amphibious - able to survive for considerable periods out of water. What is its name? |
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This, as you may have guessed, is a catfish, so-called because of the whisker-like protrusions around its mouth. But what is the proper name for these organs?
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This unsightly creature is a Pacific hagfish. What is its unusual defence mechanism when caught by a predator? |
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This fish is still the most popular species served up in British fish and chip shops, but over-fishing in the North Atlantic has led to serious concerns about the viability of the remaining population. What is its three-letter name? |
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This bizarre looking creature has retractable jaws, which when it is not attacking or feeding fold back inside its body under its long snout. What is its name? |
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While certainly no beauty, this South American river fish has a slightly unfair reputation as a voracious consumer of human flesh. What is its name? |
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Yes, that is actually a fish there. It is a member of the genus synanceia, and takes its common name from its ability to camouflage itself to look like another object. What is it more normally known as? |
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This harmless-looking fish shares its name with a much derided hairstyle once favoured by 1980s pop performers and British football players. What is it? |
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The colourful red snapper, as shown here, is deadly poisonous and should not be eaten under any circumstances. True or false? |
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This nasty looking creature, laid out on a slab at the fish market in Bergen, Norway, is a monkfish (genus Lophius). What part of the fish is commonly eaten? |
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