- adult, a
flounder changes its
habits and
camouflages itself by
lying on the
bottom of the
ocean floor as
protection against predators.
Flounders ambush...
-
provides flounders with a wide
range of view. One eye can look
forward while the
other looks backward at the same time. The baby
flounders have one eye...
- Pleuronectidae, also
known as
righteye flounders, are a
family of
flounders. They are
called "righteye
flounders"
because most
species lie on the sea bottom...
- Look up
flounder in Wiktionary, the free dictionary.
Flounders are a
group of
several species of flatfish.
Flounder is also a verb
meaning to act clumsily...
- The
southern flounders or
armless flounders are a
small family, Achiropsettidae, of
flounders found in
Antarctic and sub-Antarctic waters.
There are four...
- ISBN 0-7090-0923-2. Cousens,
Belinda (2005).
Flounders Folly: The
Story of A
Shropshire Folly and Its Builder. The
Flounders Folly Trust. Royle,
Julie (2003). 50...
- Brasil.
Flounders, Sara (1998), NATO in the Balkans:
Voices of
Opposition by
Ramsey Clark and others,
World View Forum, ISBN 978-0-9656916-2-8
Flounders, Sara...
- The
Flounder (German: Der Butt,
pronounced [deːɐ̯ bʊt] ) is a 1977
novel by the
German writer Günter Gr****. It is
loosely based on the
fairy tale "The...
- Egham,
Surrey and Glasgow. >
Flounders was born at
Crathorne in 1768, and
educated at
Ackworth School, Leeds.
Flounders' life was
touched by
tragedy with...
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Bothidae or
lefteye flounders are a
family of
flounders. They are
called "lefteye
flounders"
because most
species lie on the sea
bottom on
their right...
