Meet the Hawaiian long-nose hawk-≠≠fish. Sunday, March 29, 2020 12:05 am. ... In those deep-water, dark caves grows a very rare coral called a black coral.

Neuroscientist Nathan Sawtell has spent a lot of time studying a funky looking electric fish characterized by its long nose. The Gnathonemus petersii, or elephantnose fish, can send and decipher ...

The elephantnose fish, which can grow to lengths of 14 inches, is most often found at the bottom of freshwater regions in Africa. Its long nose really comes in handy as it probes for food.

Classified as weakly electric fish because they can’t muster more than 1 volt – electric eels deliver 500-volt zaps – elephant nose fish generate an electric current with an organ in their ...

The goofy-looking elephantnose fish “sees” its environment in three dimensions by creating a weak electric field and doing a little shimmy Skip to main content Scientific American ...