King of the Salmon Duncan Berry armor-like scutes and vacuum-like mouths

armor-like scutes and vacuum-like mouths make them fascinating

This rare bathypelagic specimen lives thousands of feet below the surface and has an earnest and expressive face

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These tiny Cephalopods will often be found together dancing like this with their arms fluid and graceful in the current

King of the Salmon Duncan Berry armor-like scutes and vacuum-like mouthsAccording to legends of the Makah tribe of Neah Bay, Washington, this deep sea fish leads Salmon out of the ocean and up their spawning rivers in the fall. Hence its common name. (It belongs to the Deep Sea ribbon fish family.) Image Size: 15"h x 22"w Indigo archival inks on mulberry bark paper, mounted on hardwood birch panel with black lacquered sides. Artist retains the rights to reproduce any original artwork offered on this site.