Pleuronectiformes Collection
"Pleuronectiformes: Masters of Camouflage in the Ocean" The majestic Hippoglossus stenolepis, also known as the Pacific halibut
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"Pleuronectiformes: Masters of Camouflage in the Ocean" The majestic Hippoglossus stenolepis, also known as the Pacific halibut, showcases its impressive side view as it glides through the depths. In a close-up shot from the United Kingdom, we witness the intricate details of Turbot's (Scophthalmus maximus) eyes and mouth, revealing its predatory nature. Meet the Wide-eyed flounder (Bothus podas) from Tenerife, whose unique portrait displays its extraordinary adaptation with eyes positioned above its head for an advantageous vantage point. Underneath a moonlit sky off Anilao, Philippines, a larval flounder (possibly Laeops Kitahara) ventures into open waters at night - a mesmerizing sight of life's early stages in motion. Found within Socorro Island's Revillagigedo Archipelago Biosphere is the Tropical Flounder (Bothus mancus), showcasing vibrant colors against coral reefs - an enchanting presence amidst marine biodiversity. Journey to Gardur in southwest Iceland to catch a glimpse of Lemon sole (Microstomus kitt), whose captivating portrait highlights their distinct features thriving in North Atlantic Ocean waters. Witness nature's artistry on Saonek Island in Raja Ampat, West Papua, Indonesia as Margined sole fish (Brachirus heterolapis) flaunts camouflaged bodies adorned with strikingly expressive eyes - blending seamlessly into their tropical surroundings. Discover Dominica's Eastern Caribbean seabed where Peacock flounders (Bothus lunatus) gracefully blend with sand dunes beneath them - masters of disguise that leave observers awestruck by their natural camouflage abilities. Trondheimfjord welcomes us to Norway where Common dab (Limanda limanda) proudly presents itself for a stunning portrait, representing the rich marine life found in North Atlantic Ocean waters.