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Florida Museum of Natural History Ichthyology Department
Most venomous fish deliver the toxins through the use of a spine. Venomous spines are found in a wide variety of fish including stingrays, chimaeras, scorpionfishes, catfishes, toadfishes, rabbit fishes, and stargazers. Venomous spines can ...
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Urchins of Hawai'i
Size: up to 15 cm diameter. Habitat: in holes on the reef. *** WARNING: this species has venomous spines *** Echinothrix diadema - black sea urchin (Wana) Description: large urchins with long, slender, needle-like black spines; primary spines are shorter than the ...
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FM 21-76 Appendix F
The spines are venomous and can inflict intense ... spines on the dorsal fin (back). Weever fish Trachinidae species The weever fish is a tropical fish that is fairly slim and about 30 centimeters long. All its fins have venomous spines ...
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Invasive Species: Aquatic Species - Lionfish (Pterois volitans)
Google Videos Lionfish Video Means of Introduction: Aquarium trade Impact: Preys on native species; has venomous spines Current U.S. Distribution: Current Lionfish sightings distribution (updated daily); (Map) Management Plans: Aquatic Species ...
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O.R.G. Educational Film:
For defense, the scorpionfish has venomous spines along its back which can inject a predator with deadly venom. Here's a fish ... living in the sand, the Southern Stingray lives up to its name by carrying a venomous spine at the base of its tail. Although it is rare for the stingray to ...
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Beneath The South Pacific Script
Stonefish are among the most venomous fish in the world. The spines along its back are used to inject venom ... an animal had spiny skin, the crown-of thorns certainly does. The venomous spines of the animal protect it from being eaten by all but ... biscuit. A sea biscuit is basically a sea urchin with no spines, looking a bit like a basketball. These enormous echinoderms search the ...
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CRC Reef Research Centre
The starfish can move up to 20m in an hour. Breeding Juvenile crown-of-thorns ...
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Endangered Species International
Pierre Fidenci Lionfish have venomous spines that are deadly to their prey © 2008 Pierre Fidenci Although coral reefs are located in ...
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Darna pallivitta (Lepidoptera: Limacodidae) - HEAR species info
It also has light-colored venomous spines and hairs." (HDOA) "The caterpillars have been found feeding on over 45 species of plants ...
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Gulf Stream
Gulf Stream, the red lionfish, Pterois volitans, a Pacific species with highly venomous spines. This is worrysome because invasive species, such as the lionfish, do not have natural predators ...
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