Color Challenge - Friday
Why so blue?
The cabezon is the largest species of sculpin native to the Pacific coast of North America. The word cabezon in Spanish can translate to mean either "big headed" or "stubborn". In the case of this fish both are very true.
Cabezon can grow to as large as 100 cm (38 in) in length, and weigh as much as 7 kg (16 lbs). This bulbous headed, ornery fish are hugely protective of there territory and eggs and have no problem charging anyone or anything that may tip toe into there area.
Be cautious when photographing these fish, they won't bite but having one ram into you can be painful, as I've learned from experience.
Thanks for reading.
Scott
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You always have very interesting information about the underwater world. The beauty and variety of sea animals and fish are simply stunning!
nice
interesante, buena foto!!
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this seems deep blue :)
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