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A medium-sized, greenish fish, the bowfin can be found in clear lakes and slow streams through much of Minnesota.Bowfin survive in murky, oxygen-depleted water by rising to the surface and gulping air into their air bladders.his primitive fish was around when dinosaurs roamed the earth. It is also known as a dogfish. The bowfin is a tubular, olive-green fish with a scaleless head and two barbels on its face. Its dorsal fin stretches most of the length of its back.
Lionfish, variously known as turkey fish, dragon fish and scorpion fish, are a kind of striped fish found in the waters of the Indo-Pacific regions. Nowadays, they are located in the east coasts of the US too, although it is still unknown as to how they reach that zone.he lionfish is as well identified as Turkey Fish, Fire or Scorpion Fish. They have exceptionally extended and separated spines, and include generally striped forms in various colors, like green, red, navy green, orange, brown, yellow, maroon, black, or white. More... Facts About Lionfish.