Image: Numbfish buried in sand
Description
An oval-shaped mark in sand can indicate the presence of a buried Numbfish. This image was taken at a depth of 4 m, west of Lilli Pilli Point, Port Hacking, New South Wales, April 2000.
- Photographer:
- Erik Schlögl
- Rights:
- © Erik Schlögl
- Common name:
- Numbfish
- Scientific name:
- Hypnos monopterygium
- Family:
- Hypnidae
- Order:
- Torpediniformes
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