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What fish is a bottom dwelling flat fish?
Flounder and Sole.
A bottom dwelling flat fish both of the eyes are on one side of its body?
flounder
What are some Types of bottom dwelling fish with eyes on the top?
Halibut, Sanddab Flounder
Which bottom-feeding fish originated in China?
gold fish
What type of fish is flounder from the little mermaid.?
Presumably Flounder is a flounder, although he doesn't look like one. Flounder are bottom-feeding fish: they are flat fish that swim parallel to the ocean's bottom and surface (in other words, they appear to lie flat on one side in the water). And they have two eyes on their top side (because the other side is perpetually facing the ocean floor). They are creepy-looking fish (mostly because of those two eyes right next to each other on the top side). Google "flounder fish pictures" and you'll see what I mean. I would guess that the Disney animators made Flounder physiologically inaccurate because real Flounder are so creepy, and also for practical reasons: a flat fish that lies on one side is an impossible film character. In order to see the fish's "face," the camera perspective would have to keep switching to a top-side view (looking down from above the characters). The rest of the time, the flounder would appear as a horizontal line floating in the water next to the other characters.
What is flounder a lean fish or a fat fish?
A flounder is actually classed as a flat fish.
What fish starts with a f?
flounder
What is the name of Ariel's fish?
Flounder who is voiced by Jason Marin .
Ariels best friend?
Flounder, a fish, is Ariel's best friend in The Little Mermaid.
Is flounder a flat fish?
Yes, a Flounder is a flat fish. If you mean Flounder from 'The Little Mermaid', the yellow sand blue fish, then no, he is not flat. (Although he is not 3D)
What type of fish is Flounder in The Little Mermaid?
According to the Disney Website, Flounder, despite his name is a yellow and blue tropical fish, not a flounder. He would tell you himself, he is definitely not a guppy. My thinking is that he is some sort of tang, but I have yet to definitively put a name of the species.
Is a flounder cartilaginous?
yes a flounder fish is bony
