[Still from this video, linky found here. Not sure about the authenticity.]
Two Fish Eating an Eel While Underground
[Still from this video, linky found here. Not sure about the authenticity.]
Category: Fish Stuff
Saturday Matinee – The Crow, Samantha Fish & Unknown Hinson
The Crow (2022) is a film short created by Glenn Marshall Neural Art.
In December 2017 Samantha Fish ripped into the classic Crow Jane.
“Its roots lay in the Piedmont region of Virginia and North and South Carolina. Rev. Gary Davis was known to perform it during the 1920’s, and the first recording was made in 1927 by guitarist Julius Daniels.”
Not sure what Crow Jane did to deserve being killed.
“Here come the dayum train, Bebeh!” – Unknown Hinson
Guess that’ll do for now. Have a great weekend despite what they tell you, and tomorrow we’re gonna do stuff.
River Dolphin Noms
Here is an incredible photo of two Bolivian river dolphin (Inia boliviensis) wrestling with a young green anaconda from Beni, Bolivia. Photo by Alejandro De Los Rios.
[Found here.]
Zheng Huan’s Mask
The Stare.
[H/t Mme. Jujujive. Original image below the break.] Continue reading “The Stare.”
The .Gif Friday Post No. 692 – Little Windy Dude, The Chase Scene & Fishbush
The .Gif Friday Post No. 689 – Dance Hard, Wavy Wave & Sod Fishing
The .Gif Friday Post No. 688 – Bunnyshade, Nosestand & Groovin’ the Elephant
Ghost Pipefish
“I saw some brown algae, it looked like seaweed. I moved my hand and the current blew it all one way but a bit of it was moving the other way. I put my torch on and there was this big eye looking at me.”
[Image and quote found here.]
DIY Monocentris Japonica
Google translate gives us this description (from the video):
Introducing rare Japanese fish. A unique Matsukasauo. I saw it after a long time. In the old days, you could throw it into a bonfire, bake it and eat it. The scale is hard and the kitchen knife does not enter. Although small , he is very delicious. When processing, do you put a knife in the anus or cut it with scissors? For roasted and steamed fish. It is expensive as an ornamental fish because it has a rare value. It may be sold as a stuffed animal for ornamental purposes. It’s a fish like a skeleton, but it’s also called a pineapple fish.
Tacky Raccoons 