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Pacific spookfish

Pacific spookfish (Rhinochimaera pacifica), computer artwork. This is a deep sea chimaera, a relative of the sharks. It uses its long fleshy snout to detect electrical currents, and hence locate its prey. It inhabits the aphotic zone, the region of the oceans where no sunlight penetrates, and is found between depths of around 300 to 1500 metres. It can reach a length of over 120 centimetres

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Cartilaginous Fish Indo Pacific Shark Swimming Chimaera Computer Artwork Deep Sea Fish


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This print showcases the mesmerizing Pacific spookfish, a deep-sea chimaera that belongs to the shark family. Created through computer artwork, this illustration beautifully captures the essence of this unique creature. With its long fleshy snout, the Pacific spookfish possesses an extraordinary ability to detect electrical currents in its environment, enabling it to locate and capture its prey effortlessly. Thriving in the aphotic zone of our oceans where sunlight cannot penetrate, this fascinating species inhabits depths ranging from 300 to 1500 meters. Growing up to an impressive length of over 120 centimeters, it is a true marvel of nature's diversity. The image portrays a solitary Pacific spookfish gracefully swimming amidst the mysterious depths of the Indo-Pacific region. Its intricate biological features are highlighted by this stunning portrayal - showcasing its cartilaginous structure and distinctive appearance. This awe-inspiring depiction not only serves as a testament to the wonders found within our planet's vast aquatic ecosystems but also emphasizes how crucial it is for us to protect and preserve these delicate environments for future generations. Captured by Science Photo Library, renowned for their exceptional contributions in scientific imagery, this print invites viewers into a world seldom seen by human eyes – unveiling both beauty and complexity hidden beneath our ocean's surface.

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