Stone fish

Mark Vins of Brave Wilderness traveled to Eastern Australia to seek out a venomous stonefish to learn just how painful its sting is.

As if sharks weren't enough to embed fear in the hearts of swimmers all over the world, there is an entire host of creepy creatures that somehow managed to make it into the 'fish' category. Each and every one featured has definitely earned its...

˚A well camouflaged stonefish. It has thirteen sharp dorsal spines on its back with extremely toxic venom that can kill a human in two hours - Anilao, Batangas Philippines

My first picture uploaded to Flickr.

One of the most toxic and also the ugliest of marine animals stone fish. She also called tuberculosis . This being only 15-20 centimeters in length, with an ugly big head, small eyes and large mouth with a jutting lower jaw.

Stonefish - Another camouflage threat the natural world has hidden underfoot. Don't step on it!

Rhino Fish~And Its Official Im NEVER Going Swimming In The Ocean Again!!

Lying motionless at the bottom of a shallow seabed, the stonefish presents a deadly threat to predators and prey alike. The creature looks like nothing more than a rock on the bottom until it lashes out in a lightning ambush attack. Plus, sharp spines on the fish's back connect to venom glands that deliver a potentially fatal dose of poison to foolish attackers.Slimed: Warts that cover the stonefish's body make it look like a bumpy rock. The fish's camouflage is completed by its skin, which…

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