Examples of using Blob fish in English and their translations into Indonesian
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There are many interesting facts about blob fish.
For this reason the Blob fish is rarely seen by the human.
Blob fish live in the same place or area as lobsters and crabs.
Scientific research has explained that the main diet of the Blob fish is that of sea urchins and mollusks.
Blob fish is one of those animals that doesn't have much to smile about.
But with their new friends Jimbo the bug-eyed blob fish, Lulu the snippy lobster and a whole family of penguins, Sammy and Ray hatch breakout plans of their own.
A blob fish, collected from a depth of 2.5km off the New South Wales coast.
The reason the Blob fish is so rare is that they live very deep down in the sea, literally just off of.
The Blob Fish, in particular, lives at depths of up to 1189 meters where the pressure is about 118 times more than that at sea level.
Currently the survivability of Blob fish is being investigated as it is becoming to common an occurrence of fishermen catching Blob fish by mistake and of course severely lessening their chances of survival.
The Blob Fish, in particular, lives at depths of up to 1189 meters where the pressure is about 118 times more than that at sea level.
This blob fish was collected from a depth of 2.5 kilometres off New South Wales.
The haul includes blob fishes, seen here, which are cousins of Mr Blobby, who was voted the world's ugliest animal in 2013 by the Ugly Animal Preservation Society.
They include blob fishes, which are cousins of Mr Blobby, who was voted the world's ugliest animal in 2013 by the Ugly Animal Preservation Society and became a global media sensation.
The Blob fish is a type of fish found off the coast of Australia and Tasmania but don't expect to see one on your holidays as they are extremely rare to come by.
As the Blob fish is comprised of a gelatinous substance they actually have no muscles at all and they just float in the same spot most of the time waiting for their next meal.
The Blob fish nesting habits are interesting as its not uncommon to find groups of Blob fish nesting together with one females eggs sometimes right next to another females.
The Blob fish are found at a depth of around 800 meters which would make life impossible for most fish as at that depth the pressure is roughly eighty times more than at sea level.
The female Blob fish lays thousands of eggs at once and unlike a lot of fish the Blob fish will actually stay with her eggs, floating above as usual of in some cases literally sitting on the eggs.
When under water the Blob fish has an comical, almost human looking face however if taken out of water the Blob fish will die after a short while and is gelatinous body will dry out and shrivel no longer resembling the typical way people think of Blob fish.
The Blob fish will literally float in place waiting for a meal to come by with little or no effort exerted in hunting prey, this leads to in-frequent meals which works fine for the Blob fish as sustenance isn't needed in a large level as the Blob fish devotes almost of its time to floating stationary, its because of this behavior that the Blob fish has been branded‘lazy'.
The reason that the Blob fish can survive at such a depth is also what gives it such a unique look(some would say ugly), foregoing a gas bladder(found in most fish to keep them buoyant) the Blob fish is almost entirely comprised of gelatinous substance, this keeps the Blob fish from sinking as the density of the goo is less than that of then sea where they are found.
The fish, with its head in a blob of transparent gel to keep it under the microscope's lens, is awake.
Stewart Fraser, said the fish“felt scaly and was quite firm, almost jelly like, and you couldn't see anything aside from this orange little blob on the inside.”.
Previous studies had found that the blob reduced the number of phytoplankton in the water and increased the metabolism of cold-blooded critters such as zooplankton, small forage fish and larger predatory fish like salmon and pollock.
The fish spend most of their lives in the ocean, and those waters were 3 to 5 degrees Celsius warmer than normal, thanks to a warm and persistent North Pacific water mass that climate scientists have dubbed"the Blob," along with other factors, said Mark Somerville, a biologist with the Alaska Department of Fish and Game.
It doesn't help that Revelations' opening moments take place on a beach where yourfirst threat arrives in the form of beached fish blobs.
The Blob was a notable one in 2014 and led to major consequences for all of marine ecosystems, from plankton to fish to marine mammals and birds.