Spotted Weever
Trachinus araneus
Also known as: Mediterranean Spotted Weeverfish, Spotted Weaverfish, Starry Weever
- Mediterranean Spotted Weeverfish
- Spotted Weaverfish
- Starry Weever
Overview
Found resting, or buried with their eyes and Dorsal Fin exposed, on gravel, mud, and sandy bottoms, of coastal shores.
They feed nocturnally on small fish and crustaceans.
Venomous spines can cause serious injury and death!
Weevers have no swim bladders so sink as soon as they stop actively swimming.
Weeverfish are an ingredient for Bouillabaisse.
How to identify
Habitat & where to find it
- Range · Eastern Atlantic, Mediterranean
- Exact location · 1
Found resting, or buried with their eyes and Dorsal Fin exposed, on gravel, mud, and sandy bottoms, of coastal shores.
Adult photos 1
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