Photographed near Cocos Island, a rosy-lipped batfish pouts.
Batfish are poor swimmers, preferring to use their strangely adapted pectoral fins like legs to crawl about the seafloor.
Batfish are poor swimmers, preferring to use their strangely adapted pectoral fins like legs to crawl about the seafloor.
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You can see more odd sea creatures in National Geographic's photo gallery, "Marine Marvels"
http://photography.nationalgeographic.com/photography/photos/marine-marvels.html
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