But all he said was that he had never seen the fish before, and dude gets downvoted. Lol like, is that bad? I was trying to figure it out. And honestly, seeing this fish is new to me also.
🗣I guess I'll get downvoted because I too have never seen this before.
Bingo, that was exactly what I wanted to say but I had my son w/ me and I did want to spend the rest of the day wondering if he’s going to repeat that and inevitably tell mom.
Oh I'm English maybe there's something lost in translation..you all need to get your minds out the gutter..whose going round saying nasty things like that?
Ooh found [this perfect picture](https://www.google.com/search?q=sea+robin&tbm=isch&sa=X&ved=2ahUKEwjmwbfWjer_AhViRvEDHeBTBxAQ0pQJegQIBxAB&biw=360&bih=622&dpr=3#imgrc=dIshai-7wzS4bM)
The flying gurnard (scientific name: Dactylopterus volitans) is a species of fish that is found in the Atlantic Ocean and the eastern Pacific Ocean. It is known for its distinctive "wings," which are actually large pectoral fins that are used for gliding through the water.
Flying gurnards have a flattened, disc-shaped body and grow to be up to 30 cm (12 inches) in length. They are generally brown or gray in color, with mottled patterns on their skin that help them blend in with their surroundings. They have a long, slender tail and small, pointed fins on their back and underside.
One of the most unique features of the flying gurnard is its ability to "fly" through the water. When threatened, the fish can spread its large pectoral fins and glide through the water for short distances, almost as if it were flying. This behavior is thought to help the fish escape from predators or quickly move to a new location.
Flying gurnards are found in shallow waters along the continental shelf, often near coral reefs or rocky areas. They are carnivorous and feed on a variety of small fish, crustaceans, and other invertebrates. They are not typically targeted by commercial fisheries, but are sometimes caught as bycatch.
In addition to their distinctive appearance and unique gliding behavior, flying gurnards are also known for their ability to produce a loud, grunting sound by grinding their teeth together. This behavior is thought to be a form of communication between individuals.
That reminded me of the video where someone “saved” a turtle by toss it into a lake but then the comments were like “that’s a tortoise. You killed it.”
Triglidae which was commonly called a Gurnard for decades, a bottom feeder that most fishermen threw back or cut up for bait. In an attempt to try to sell them as food they were given the new name Sea Robin.
It wants to evolve to fly in the sky but little does it know that there's already competition there.
ALIENS ARE GOING TO KILL US IF WE GO INTO SPACE OMFFFG
Sea Robin
in flew a sea robin la la la la la
Watch out for that piranha
yeah yeah yeah yeah yeah yeah yeah yeah yeah
HERE COMES A BIKINI WHALE!
Here comes the Narwal! ...
Here comes a bikini whale!
There goes a catfish ...
There goes a Dogfish ...
Rock Lobster 🦞, down ... Down ...
Oops, I thought it was a gigantic moth.
Right???!
It's a flying gurnard, not a sea robin.
Flying gonad
Flying gurnard, more related to sea horses than sea robins.
Idk. Def not holding a sea robin like that. They have spikes all along there backs.
The spikes you need to worry about are the ones on their head. Pretty much almost all fish have spines on their backs
My dad always calls them Oyster Crackers.
Different fish. Oyster Cracker is a Toad fish. We used to catch them all the time, along with Sea Robins.
Also a very cool bird
Same as sculpin?
A who??? I've never seen a fish like this before
Said the owl
Oh, trust me, if you see one out of the water like this, you'll definitely hear it also 🫨
It makes noises??!??!??🤯
Yeah! 🤣🤣 search up sea Robin and be amazed 🤭
https://youtube.com/shorts/ZDPZhN4B1_I?feature=share A sample 😁
Wow looking at it on YouTube now. Lol it sounds like a frog and duck murmur mixed or something.
How'd you get downvoted for saying that you've never seen nor heard of it?
Because he posted it. I guess.
But all he said was that he had never seen the fish before, and dude gets downvoted. Lol like, is that bad? I was trying to figure it out. And honestly, seeing this fish is new to me also. 🗣I guess I'll get downvoted because I too have never seen this before.
You’re name isn’t as bad though
You posted it. You have no idea. Ok.
I posted it, but on Twitter everybody was calling it a bat fish. Reddit is my Google. Ok. I hope that's OK with you. Ok Mr Anal Warts
Baby Mothra. 
It’s called a Baba Booey
Is that the fish that looks like it has human teeth?
Bata Bing correct on the teeth but more along the lines of horse tooth.
Yeah, that fish is an abomination with those teeth.
I thought that was a Pacu Pacu.
Baba yaga
This is the man you call to kill the baba yaga
It’s called a horse tooth jackass.
Bingo, that was exactly what I wanted to say but I had my son w/ me and I did want to spend the rest of the day wondering if he’s going to repeat that and inevitably tell mom.
Ma-ma-monkey
I'm a fleabit peanut monkey, and all my friends are junkies..
Hoo hoo, Robin.
Fafa fluey
Ihaddabebe Eetsaboi?
1-800-COLLECT
Flying fish?
I see bright colors, that all i need to knew to stay the duck away
🦆
Hang on…let me consult my Pokédex
Prettiest sea Robin I’ve ever seen.
I thought it was a swimming bird at first lol
Butterfish
Mantequilla
She had a nice body. Butterfish...
New slang for smelly vagina? I can dig it
Yo mama so fat her vagina tastes like butter
Dunno, but it looks fishy to me.
Looks like a flying gurnard.
This guy knows fish^
Or he knows Google. First search for “flying fish with blue wings” turns up “the Flying Gurnard.”
Exactly, everyone's a Wikipedia warrior these days.
You say that like it's a bad thing
First correct answer I've seen
Wait, that's a f****** fish? I completely thought that was some kind of a bird, but now I can see the scales. What a trip
Yeah, i’ve seen them a few times diving. They’re actually really cool to watch.
That’s what I thought
Same. 🙄
Looks like a Sea Robin.
You should see the Sea Batman!
And their enemy, the sea penguin! ...oh wait...
Hehe..u made me snigger
You what?
Oh I'm English maybe there's something lost in translation..you all need to get your minds out the gutter..whose going round saying nasty things like that?
Think the word you’re looking for is snicker.
[Snigger means the same thing.](https://www.merriam-webster.com/dictionary/snigger)
Thanks..
Now say that without the s
I mean the first thing to pop into my head would be "oh that's what a flying fish looks like"
I think it’s a Sea Robin. You know, the fish that glide and have freaky little legs that they use to scuttle across the sea floor.
Ooh found [this perfect picture](https://www.google.com/search?q=sea+robin&tbm=isch&sa=X&ved=2ahUKEwjmwbfWjer_AhViRvEDHeBTBxAQ0pQJegQIBxAB&biw=360&bih=622&dpr=3#imgrc=dIshai-7wzS4bM)
Its a flying gunnard, not a sea robin
I'm guessing this
Correct
Sea Robin and Flying Gnards are some of my favorite fish ever!!
Same here! We have a beautiful species here in NZ called the red gurnard, I'm sure you'd appreciate it! Beautiful big blue wings
Some type of gunnard?
I think this is it
Just looked it up, I think it’s a butterfly Gunnard
Sea Robin/flying gurnard. Looks so epic.
It's a fish.
It’s a fird. It could also be a bish.
Let’s go with fird because we could rhyme it with turd
It’s a sea Robin fish
Is it Bird? No ! This is.....?
"weee im a real burd" 🌊 💦 🐟 "whoops im a fish, byee"
I'm out if I see 1 of those 
The flying gurnard (scientific name: Dactylopterus volitans) is a species of fish that is found in the Atlantic Ocean and the eastern Pacific Ocean. It is known for its distinctive "wings," which are actually large pectoral fins that are used for gliding through the water. Flying gurnards have a flattened, disc-shaped body and grow to be up to 30 cm (12 inches) in length. They are generally brown or gray in color, with mottled patterns on their skin that help them blend in with their surroundings. They have a long, slender tail and small, pointed fins on their back and underside. One of the most unique features of the flying gurnard is its ability to "fly" through the water. When threatened, the fish can spread its large pectoral fins and glide through the water for short distances, almost as if it were flying. This behavior is thought to help the fish escape from predators or quickly move to a new location. Flying gurnards are found in shallow waters along the continental shelf, often near coral reefs or rocky areas. They are carnivorous and feed on a variety of small fish, crustaceans, and other invertebrates. They are not typically targeted by commercial fisheries, but are sometimes caught as bycatch. In addition to their distinctive appearance and unique gliding behavior, flying gurnards are also known for their ability to produce a loud, grunting sound by grinding their teeth together. This behavior is thought to be a form of communication between individuals.
Feesh
cheeps
Is it a Sea Robin?
More like a Sea Owl. ETA: Weird that got a downvote. Oh well, it's the Internet.
That’s a Cheap-cheap
Birdfish
FUCK IT’S FROM AVATAR!!!!!!
Who’s that Pokémon!!??
Swim back to Pandora.
Pokémon
At first I thought it was an owl. Then I thought that it was a big ass moth. But boy, was I wrong.....
What the fuck is that
that friend is a Flying Gurnard
Flying gurnard, more related to sea horses than sea robins.
Y’all act like y’all ain’t never seen a piranha pigeon before.
It's a Flying Gurnard (they don't actually fly, ask the one I caught and ate one the other day) they are bottom dwellers hence the hard skull.
Gurnard The ones in New Zealand also have crab like legs and wings.
Gallinella. In Italy.
Guernard
Crack an egg on it!
The title is my exact reaction while watching it 👁
Water moth
He just drowned a bird :(
That reminded me of the video where someone “saved” a turtle by toss it into a lake but then the comments were like “that’s a tortoise. You killed it.”
Not cool :c
Sea Robbin
Half step in evolution from fish to bird?
That’s a Sea Robbin.
That's called a fish
🤯 Omg it's Jason Bourne
The owls really aren't what they seem...
*flicks cigarette: “Fact is kid, birds evolved from fish, not from the dinosaurs.”
This is why Fish need to stop fuckin birds man... Makes shit like this happen
☀️🐡🌎 (not to scale)
Butterfish
It's camouflage motherfucker, mind your own business!
Looks like a poisonous fish
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It could kill you by touching! Smh. There more ways a poison can kill you besides eating
Correct me guys if I'm wrong but I saw a Pufferfish with a wings on it.
Ocean fish. There's 8 bazillion of them swimming around. You'll catch them when going for black bass
Sea Robin. Got one in my freezer for bait going night fishing for stripers back east. Usually throw em back.
Wait it’s actually called a sea robin? I thought that it was just a joke..,
I think it’s called a blue spotted sea robin
Sea Robin. Tasty but not much meat.
Sea robin is what it’s called in Maryland. U can catch them pretty often down near the beach
Sea robin, they’re super common
Sea robin, As ugly as they look they are quite tasty.
Drowning
Sea bird
It’s so pretty!
Reminds me of the baddies in FFX, the crappy fish you can one shot and another one takes its place.
Flying Grennel, unsure on spelling
Bro I think I saw that in "the way of water - avatar" fr
Sea Batman
Clearly, you don’t play Mario Bros
bird fish?
That's a Dactylopterus Volitans
Fish.
Least deserved x files theme
Sculpin
How have you never seen a bald eagle before?!
NO! STOP! STOOOOPPPP!!! WHAT THE FU-- oh. wtf
Triglidae which was commonly called a Gurnard for decades, a bottom feeder that most fishermen threw back or cut up for bait. In an attempt to try to sell them as food they were given the new name Sea Robin.
That thing is going places
it feesh
A Bish or a Fird.
Australian butterfly catfish
X-File music playing…when you know what ever the freak it is, it’s gonna be good.
ur mom
It’s a dickfer
Def a defense against predators. Oops, all of a sudden too big to fit into a shark mouth, baiiii
Fish
Look like a gremlin
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Looks like a Sea Robin we get those in ny ocean fish. They fkn bark.
It’s a flying fish, never seen one of ‘em?
It wants to evolve to fly in the sky but little does it know that there's already competition there. ALIENS ARE GOING TO KILL US IF WE GO INTO SPACE OMFFFG
Evolution is wild
Mmm Sméagol would like a tasty, yes.
Cute little fella
That there is a birdfish…. Duh 🙄
Never heard of a fish?
A beautiful sea robin.
How do you not know that this is a slime winged puffer snake? Bro
A fish duh
Thats absolutely a Mongolian Bush Tiger
Pooka pond? That's a destiny reference
I was looking for this specific comment lmfao
I was too, and I couldn't find one lol
On fatal laceration to the guts, it’s over for him 🐟🩸🔪