
70. Stargazer and Pufferfish
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This week we take to the ocean so to live out everyone's childhood dream of becoming a marine biologist. But since to ocean is so big and there are too many animals and planet to learn about in 30 minutes we'll just focus on two fish: once from your nightmares and one from the movies.
Stargazers are in fact a fish. The sneaky ninja ambush predators of the sea. With their large creepy eyes, wide gaping mouths and the ability to poison and/or you. Don't mess with this guy.
Pufferfish, most of us have heard of. They are a fish that can get 3x their size. But why? And more importantly how? Learn about bones, and lack there off, learn about spines, poison and why maybe you should think twice before putting some tasty fugu into your mouth.
Scientific names
Atlantic Stargazer: Uranoscopus scaber
Giant Stargazer: Kathetostoma giganteum
Porcupine Pufferfish: Didodon holocanthus
Tiger Pufferfish: Takifugu rubripes
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