The Stone Fish
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- The Stone Fish STONE FISH
dorsal spines are so sharp that they could pierce through a ,soft-soled shoe.
Each spine contains 5 to 10 mg of venom. And if you get stung, intense pain and swelling can last for weeks, and it could take months before you fully recover. How fast can they attack you? Why is it important to shuffle your feet? And should you treat your wounds with hot, or cold wate
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stonefish, (Synanceia), any of certain species of venomous marine fish of the genus Synanceia and the family Synanceiidae, found in shallow waters of the tropical Indo-Pacific. Stonefish are sluggish bottom-dwelling fish that live among rocks or coral and in mudflats and estuaries. Thickset fish with large heads and mouths, small eyes, and bumpy skins covered with wartlike lumps and, sometimes, fleshy flaps, they rest on the bottom, unmoving, blending almost exactly with their surroundings in form and colour. They are dangerous fish. Difficult to see, they can, when stepped on, inject quantities of venom through grooves in their dorsal fin spines. Wounds produced by these fish are intensely painful and sometimes mal. A representative species is S. verrucosa, which may grow about 33 cm (13 inches) long.
The atheriniform is the best known of the spiny-finned group, including flying fishes, guppies, mollies, swordtails, and California grunion. Beryciforms and zeiforms are mostly deep-bodied fishes a foot or less in length. Most lampridiforms are elongated, ribbonlike fishes; the giant oarfish can reach 8 m (25 feet) in length. Beryciforms, zeiforms, and lampridiforms are the most primitive groups of spiny-finned fishes. Most live in the open ocean, and relatively little is known of their natural history.
Believe it or not, there is only 1 species of stonefish in the Red Sea (Synanceia Verrucosa) although at least 5 other species are often mistaken for stonefish by divers. These would be the scorpionfish, of which there are 4 distinct species and the filamented devilfish. This is not surprising when you consider that scorpionfish, lionfish, and stonefish all belong to the same family (Scorpaenidae).
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Believe it or not, there is only 1 species of stonefish in the Red Sea (Synanceia Verrucosa) although at least 5 other species are often mistaken for stonefish by divers. These would be the scorpionfish, of which there are 4 distinct species and the filamented devilfish. This is not surprising when you consider that scorpionfish, lionfish, and stonefish all belong to the same family (Scorpaenidae).
All members of this family have similar characteristics in that they all have venomous spines. The stonefish has 13 dorsal spines, each containing 2 venom sacs, 3 venomous spines on its l fin, and 2 venomous spines on each of its pelvic fins. It is officially the world's most venomous fish and the venom it injects can attack and adult in less than an hour. Stepping on or accidentally touching the spines of this fish can cause you vomiting, fever, swelling, excruciating pain, difficulty breathing, and tissue destruction around the entry wound so immediate medical attention is imperative. First aid involves placing the affected area in very hot water, as hot as the patient can stand, for between 20 and 30 minutes (not more than 30 minutes) ...
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Really cool video!! Never saw anything like this before!! Does it stay on the ocean 🌊 floor?
Yes its stay there
Nice video 👍😊
Thank you so much
I wonder if it ever got that Surgeon Fish down 🤔
It looks like you got both Stonefish species. The first and last is definitely a Reef Stonefish (Synanceia verucossa) and the specimen at 1:25 looks to be an Estuarine Stonefish (Synanceia horrida).
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@@tito_0 Quite a mouthful.
Thank you so much 🙏🏽
Hopefully someday meet you in Marsa Alam
@@tito_0 I'm based in Phuket, Thailand, but I hope to visit Egypt some day soon.
Welcome to your second country anytime, some day I will visit Thailand I promise, cause I want to make underwater water video's about Thailand