Tub Gurnard
Chelidonichthys lucerna
Positioned on the sea bottom, the gurnard uses the three free rays of its pectoral fins to find food there. When threatened by an enemy, it makes a growling sound to drive them away.
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Family
Triglidae family
Size
50 cm
Distribution
East Atlantic, Mediterranean Sea, Black Sea
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