The Gluttonous Lingcod
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VooDooGasMan
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Keystone is one place to watch the lings eat, I have shot lings and out comes a fish they just put in there mouth and they swim away, it is like they slowly kill as if they were to go for another chomp they can get away.
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Soakedlontra
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Great catch, Betty!
Peter has a good picture of a ling with a buffalo sculpin in its mouth. The sculpin is upside down, and the whole picture is very weird-looking. I love it when we get to see behavior like that -- thanks for sharing the video!
Peter has a good picture of a ling with a buffalo sculpin in its mouth. The sculpin is upside down, and the whole picture is very weird-looking. I love it when we get to see behavior like that -- thanks for sharing the video!
Peter_C
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My friend took a Cabazon only to find out it had a small abalone in it's mouth. He shoved it back in it's mouth before DFG walked over.
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