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After named the most ugly animal in the world for soft, lump, Blobfish made a stunning return: this week it was crowned as a fish of the year with an ecological group of New Zealand.
The annual competition, which is held on the mountains of hot environmental activity, is aimed at increasing the awareness of the fresh and maritime life of New Zealand.
This year Blobfish took home the desired attention from almost 1300 with more than 5,500 votes.
This is insufficient victory for Blobfish that invaded the main glory as Talisman for an ugly animal conservation society in 2013.
Gelatin fish lives on a sea bed and grows up to 12 inches (30 cm) in length. They are mostly on the Australian and Tasmania coast, where they live at a depth of 2000-4000 feet (600-1200 m).
While Blobfish is known for its incorrect silhouette, in the natural residence in the depths of the sea is actually reminiscent of ordinary fish, and the shape is stored with high water pressure.
However, when caught and quickly led to the surface of the water, his body deformed in his distinctive muddy shape – the one that earned this reputation to be one of the most ugly creatures he saw in the world.
In second place was an orange rough, deep -fed fish in the Slimehead family – known for the mucous canals on the head.
It was a “battle on the Hlybokaje, forgetting,” said Kim Jones, the Goro’s co-director to preserve the sea. ” “The battle of two intricate deep marine creators with unconventional Blobfish beauty helps to translate voters over the line.”
The orange rough appeared on the way to victory until a couple of local hosts started a hot campaign for Blobfish.
“There is a fish that is born, it needs your voice,” Sarah Gandhi and Paul Flynn, who conduct the local radio network, called on the listeners on their show last week. “We need balloons to win.”
Blobfish’s victory news was noted.
“The Bolobs were patiently sitting on the ocean, an open mouth, waiting for the next Malusk to eat,” the couple said. “He was scored for life, and we thought,” Put it, it’s time to have a blonish fish to have its moment in the sun, “and what a glorious moment!”
In addition to shellfish, fish also go to the bushes like crabs and lobsters, as well as sea hedgehogs.
Instead of a skeleton and scale, the fish have a soft body and peel.
Nine out of ten nominees for fish of the year believe that environmental groups will be vulnerable, reports mountains for maritime conservation. These include fish that are vulnerable to the deep sea.
New Zealand also holds a Bird of the Year competition organized by the Forest & Bird Protection Organization. Last winner, crowned last September, became Horse, rare species of penguins.
