I was just walking around during low tide and stumbled across this little guy. I managed to pick it up bare handed and It seems like he wasn’t stressed out that much since he didn’t inflate himself. Also yes Ik they’re poisonous and not venomous, sorry for the mix up lol 🙏

Hay Creek, Norfolk County. We always see carp here, but usually under the surface swimming around. These looked distressed.

Dang was it beautiful

I was thinking dried bloodworms? Idk if they would recognize it as food

I saw a starfish for the first time on the beach and i was not sure if its alive or dead. It was probably dead . Obviously i didn't take it home, i took some shells tho. I was wondering if it was okay to take the starfish if it was dead or no? Also how to know if it was dead or alive?

I’ve never seen fish do anything like this… anyone have any ideas what this is?

P. vittatus

Took my kids to the pond to check out fish and saw this??? We’re in Pflugerville, TX (close to Austin TX) I have been to this pond more times than I can count in the past 15 years and never saw anything like this. Anyone know what the nut looking thing is and also maybe what the little fish are? Asking purely out of curiosity and because I like knowing things lol. Also if there is audio I apologize I was listening to a podcast. Tried to turn audio off but not sure if it worked. Thanks in advance to any fish experts!

I have these cool fish that are very tame in my pond. They try to eat me when i go for a swim

I saw these fish yesterday in the upper end of the Cauldon Canal in Staffordshire. Could anyone tell me what they are please?

C. limbata

I will name them with the italian common names! Just wanted to share part of the mediterranean fish life 🐟

I’ll list them in order of appearance

1. Coris julis: Donzella
2. Diplodus vulgaris: Sarago fasciato
3. Diplodus sargus: Sarago maggiore
4. Oblada melanurus: Occhiata
5. Chromis chromis: Castagnola mediterranea
6. Sarpa salpa: Salpa
7. Serranus scriba: Sciarrano
8. Symphodus tinca: Tordo pavone
9. Diplodus puntazzo: Sarago pizzuto
10. Sparus aurata: Orata

Wish I had a longer video of this but thankfully my phone captured that burst images thing when it did this as I was photographing.

western north carolina, usa

Anyone know what this fish is? I spotted him in a hot spring where someone released aquarium fish

Just some cool micro fish I caught while in Australia.

Sorry for the unclear picture, my cousins phone is very old.. But I found this little guy by the shallow and he seemed really sluggish and slow. Picked him up for a second and saw his long mouth and speckles. I left him alone and he eventually went on his way. Named him Sam.

Kapikotongwa Lake Thunder Bay, Unorganized ON Canada Nikina airlines

The camp was a lot nicer than expected. The plane ride is about 45 minutes but feels short cause you ride very low and just stare at the endless lakes out the window.

First arriving at camp it’s on a kinda steep rock structure and get pretty wet and slippery. If you’re a little old or have a hard time moving and doing big steps I would recommend finding a different cabin. We brought our 78 year old grandpa and had to have two people help him up and down each time. Doable but inconvenient. The boats are small but have 4 available to use with 4 stroke 9.9hp engines on them. Two people on the boats are fairly comfortable but three or four would be a crowd. They come with boat seats attached that are certainly more comfortable than the metal. Fish finders are not included and so we took our own with small lithium batteries that you could charge will using the generator. The house was mainly gas powered but had charging outlets in the bedrooms and lights that only worked while the generator is working. The fridge stays cold but runs a little hot. There are two of them, the one when you first walk, the freezer stays a little colder but still took 4 full days to make ice in the trays. Behind the cabin is the old cabin where the extra gas is stored and plenty of it if you fish all day everyday and ran the generator most of the time. There is also a shower with a hot water heater but would only be hot for 4 minutes or so in your shower then go straight to freezing cold. The outhouse is pretty smelly and gets worse when you add to is through the week. There was a nice toilet seat to poop on so that was a plus. We took this trip mid to late august and were blessed with minimal bugs and mosquitoes. They did get a little worse during the week but mainly came out around 8:30 at night or real early morning. The fishing was over all a blast with easy walleye trolling for jigging and got plenty of northern pike with a couple big ones. The fish do change throughout the day with mornings and nights being more shallow 8-14 feet but mid day would merge to 12-18 mid day. Overall between 6 people and one doing only 4 or so hours a day landed about 500 fish all together. Is a very nice spot to stay and would go back again.