The “deepest ever” living fish, the snailfish, was recently discovered and filmed. This bizarre fish was filmed at depths exceeding 4.6 miles (7,500 meters). Scientists developed new camera technology capable of supporting the intense water pressure of 8,000 tonnes per square metre.
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June 30, 2009
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June 26, 2009
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Woody (2 days 8 hours)Some of the best Fish photo’s on the planet (IMO!)
mike (2 days 11 hours)Woody, why don’t you go on some website were people give a damn wheather a moose can kill someone or not! Did you ever think...
Clive Mathias (3 days 13 hours)lol, sounds like good times! Wish I could have been there!
David Blaine (3 days 22 hours)I stayed home today because I think I drank too much lakewater while swimming. Yuck. What a great weekend though. It...
MuskyBill (3 days 22 hours)When I was younger, like grade 8, my friends Dad showed us how to cook Bullfrog legs. We loved it so much, we caught a...
Jonathon Marshall (4 days 1 hour)Good point Jay, I’m sure there are plenty of little girls that have used their fathers snap swivels for necklace clasps ;)
Jonathon Marshall (4 days 1 hour)I never jump on the bandwagon too quickly Simon. Call it old age or just being an internet veteran.
Simon Graham (5 days 8 hours)About time!
Jay Behrle (5 days 17 hours)One way to encourage woman to fish is to show them the equipment used, which isn’t just for fishing anymore! Check out the creative...
Woody (6 days 21 hours)I think you’re spot on mate, i think we must be the only people on the planet not thinking the world has ended because the...
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