Ogcocephalidae is the official term for a bat fish. Typically, bat fish dwell on the bottom of the ocean floor. So this was a rare find indeed. They are found in deep, lightless waters of the Atlantic, Indian and western Pacific Oceans.
They are laterally compressed fishes similar in appearance to rays, with a large circular, triangular, or box-shaped head and a small tail. The largest members of the family are about 50 centimeters (20 in) in length.
They are bottom-dwelling fishes, mostly found on the continental slope at depths between 200 meters(660 ft) and 1,000 meters (3,300 ft).
This fish typically lives in water depths, where a person like you and I, would never see them. SO TO FIND THIS FISH OFF THE DOCK WHERE I LIVE, IS A RARE FIND INDEED!
When I am not with my tutor, homeschooling, you will find me in and around the dock looking for interesting stuff. What I really like about Belize, is that all the animals here, are truly unique and different. I love seeing them, and reading about them.
Below are some pictures of bat fishes, for you to enjoy You can see Scuba diving with them, which is rare.
They are laterally compressed fishes similar in appearance to rays, with a large circular, triangular, or box-shaped head and a small tail. The largest members of the family are about 50 centimeters (20 in) in length.
They are bottom-dwelling fishes, mostly found on the continental slope at depths between 200 meters(660 ft) and 1,000 meters (3,300 ft).
This fish typically lives in water depths, where a person like you and I, would never see them. SO TO FIND THIS FISH OFF THE DOCK WHERE I LIVE, IS A RARE FIND INDEED!
When I am not with my tutor, homeschooling, you will find me in and around the dock looking for interesting stuff. What I really like about Belize, is that all the animals here, are truly unique and different. I love seeing them, and reading about them.
Below are some pictures of bat fishes, for you to enjoy You can see Scuba diving with them, which is rare.
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