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Halibut

We catch halibut, on the bottom of the sea. They are 20 to 200lbs. The bottom of the fish turns white and the top of the fish turns dark. For a predator under him, he blends in with the sand on the bottom of the sea. For a predator above him, he blends into the sea above him.

The halibut is born like a normal fish, with 2 eyes, placed in the normal spots. He then falls over to one side, and the eyes, move to the top of his body, making both eyes on the dark side.

Notice this halibut's eyes. You can see his second eye on the top of his head.

halibut's eyes

halibut's eyes

halibut's eyes

   

Bev holding a halibut fish

Halibut in the Water
Halibut in the Water

Cooking up the halibut

Cooking up the halibut. This fish is desired for fish and chips, along with ling cod.

Cooking up the halibut

 

 

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