Idiacanthus atlanticus - Wikipedia
Idiacanthus atlanticus, the black dragonfish, is a barbeled dragonfish of the family Stomiidae, found circumglobally in southern subtropical and temperate oceans between latitudes 25°S and 60°S, at depths down to 2,000 metres (6,600 ft).
深海龙鱼 - 百度百科
巨口鱼就是参与这种昼夜垂直洄游的鱼类之一，所以叫Deep Sea Dragonfish（深海龙鱼）。 小鱼小虾是龙鱼最合适的食物，通常野生龙鱼也会跳出水面1.5米来捕捉食物，以甲壳类、挠足类为生的深海龙鱼，随着甲壳类挠足类动物的活动在海洋进行日夜洄游活动，有助 ...
Deep-sea Dragonfish | Fisch Wiki | Fandom
The Deep-sea Dragonfish is a Common fish, obtainable in The Depths. Catch Quips. Oh, a Deep sea Dragonfish! Gallery
Ultra-Black Skin Allows Some Fish to Lurk Unseen - Duke Today
2020年7月16日 · Scientists report that at least 16 species of deep-sea fish have evolved ultra-black skin that absorbs more than 99.5% of the light that hits them, making them nearly impossible to pick out from the shadows. These fish owe their disappearing act to tiny packets of pigment within their skin cells called melanosomes.
Deep Sea Fish - Black Dragonfish, Long-Nosed Chimaera, …
2014年5月18日 · The black dragonfish (Idiacanthus atlanticus) is a very interesting, or perhaps strange, looking fish that lives deep in the ocean — in the mesopelagic and bathypelagic layers, around 5000-7000 feet deep.
Pacific Blackdragon - Oceana
The Pacific blackdragon is a deep sea dweller that has a truly fearsome set of teeth despite their relatively small size. Learn more.
Deep-Sea Dragonfish - Smithsonian Ocean
The deep-sea dragonfish (Stomiidae), also called the barbeled dragonfish, uses it's fang-like teeth to grab prey in its deep-sea environment. Like other deep-sea organisms, dragonfish have bioluminescent photophores and other adaptations that allow them to make do at extreme depths.
Dragonfish: Characteristics, Diet, Facts & More [Fact Sheet]
The dragonfish family comprises several species, each adapted to the extreme conditions of deep-sea life. Black Dragonfish (Idiacanthus atlanticus): Known for its long, eel-like body and bioluminescent photophores. Barbeled Dragonfish (Grammatostomias flagellibarba): Features a long barbel attached to its chin, tipped with a light-producing organ.
Common Black Dragonfish, Idiacanthus atlanticus Brauer, 1906
Black Dragonfishes live in mesopelagic to bathypelagic waters down to depths of about 2000 m. The species occurs in subtropical and temperate marine waters of the southern hemisphere. The subfamily Idiacanthinae contains three species, two of which, Idiacanthus fasciola Peters, 1877 and Idiacanthus atlanticus occur in Australian waters.
Scientists Learn Secrets From Ultra-Black Skin That Allows Deep-Sea …
2020年7月19日 · Scientists report that at least 16 species of deep-sea fish have evolved ultra-black skin that absorbs more than 99.5% of the light that hits them, making them nearly impossible to pick out from the shadows. These fish owe their disappearing act to tiny packets of pigment within their skin cells called melanosomes.