Posters in Reykjavik’s harbor of the fish found around Iceland.
Unique Fishes Around Iceland 7/20/2021 
Unique Fishes Around Iceland 7/20/2021 
Unique Fishes Around Iceland 7/20/2021 
Unique Fishes Around Iceland 7/20/2021 
Unique Fishes Around Iceland 7/20/2021 
Unique Fishes Around Iceland 7/20/2021 
Unique Fishes Around Iceland 7/20/2021 
Unique Fishes Around Iceland 7/20/2021 
Unique Fishes Around Iceland 7/20/2021 
Unique Fishes Around Iceland 7/20/2021 
Unique Fishes Around Iceland 7/20/2021 
Unique Fishes Around Iceland 7/20/2021 
Unique Fishes Around Iceland 7/20/2021 
Unique Fishes Around Iceland 7/20/2021 
Unique Fishes Around Iceland 7/20/2021 
Unique Fishes Around Iceland 7/20/2021 
Unique Fishes Around Iceland 7/20/2021 
Unique Fishes Around Iceland 7/20/2021 
Unique Fishes Around Iceland 7/20/2021
Sherry Felix - port4u 
Wow! I would not want to meet up with a Lusifer or Sloans gelgja.
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LOL I wouldn’t either.
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My, goodness. They certainly have some toothy fish there. We have a couple of common species that are outfitted with teeth capable of taking on barnacles, but this group clearly points to a different kind of environment. I laughed right out loud at the name “Atlantic Spiny Lumpsucker.” That sounds like the sort of name that would get tossed around the playground as an insult.
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I laughed too. Isn’t that just the silliest name! Like, “You Yellow-bellied Sapsucker you.”
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Like a journey into prehistory
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I find them fascinating. Reminds me of the American Natural History Museum fish display in NYC.
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I guess Iceland is a pretty unique place and all of its fish are Unique!?? Hi I haven’t gotten probably more than 10 storm warning since I went to bed last night!
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Than is what the sign there said :-). I got the warnings too.
I am off to see if there are any pelagic birds blown up the Hudson by the storm.
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