- adult, a
flounder changes its
habits and
camouflages itself by
lying on the
bottom of the
ocean floor as
protection against predators.
Flounders ambush...
-
provides flounders with a wide
range of view. One eye can look
forward while the
other looks backward at the same time. The baby
flounders have one eye...
- Look up
flounder in Wiktionary, the free dictionary.
Flounders are a
group of
several species of flatfish.
Flounder is also a verb
meaning to act clumsily...
-
yellowtail flounder (Limanda ferruginea), also
known as the
rusty dab, is a
species of
flatfish in the
family Pleuronectidae (righteye
flounders). Reaching...
- The
southern flounders or
armless flounders are a
small family, Achiropsettidae, of
flounders found in
Antarctic and sub-Antarctic waters.
There are four...
- the
largest and
oldest specimens.
Female flounders have a
maximum observed age of 17 years,
while male
flounders have a
maximum observed age of 15 years...
- "righteye
flounders,"
individuals may have
their eyes on
either the
right or left side. They have been
recorded at up to 91 cm and 9 kg.
Starry flounders are...
- Pleuronectidae, also
known as
righteye flounders, are a
family of
flounders. They are
called "righteye
flounders"
because most
species lie on the sea bottom...
- The
Flounder (German: Der Butt,
pronounced [deːɐ̯ bʊt] ) is a 1977
novel by the
German writer Günter Gr****. It is
loosely based on the
fairy tale "The...
- respectively. On average,
female flounders have a
faster growth rate and are
longer and
heavier than male
flounders.
Female R.
leporina are
known for...
