squatina squatina การใช้
- Once considered abundant in the Atlantic Ocean, the angel shark ( " Squatina squatina " ) was classified as " critically endangered " in 2010.
- More recently, it has been suggested that it was an angelshark " Squatina squatina ", which is commonly called " monkfish " in English or " munk " in Norwegian and Danish.
- Like other members of its family ( Squatinidae ), the angelshark ( " Squatina squatina " ) is a nocturnal, ambush predator that buries itself in sediment and waits for passing prey, mostly benthic bony fishes but also ray.
- ""'Squatina squatina " "', the "'angelshark "'or "'monkfish "', is a species of shark in the barbels, thornless back ( in larger individuals ), and grayish or brownish dorsal coloration with a pattern of numerous small light and dark markings ( that is more vivid in juveniles ).