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Bathysphaera

Cryptid deep-sea fish

Bathysphaera intacta, or the giant dragonfish, is a hypothetical species of fish described by William Beebe on 22 September 1932, having been spotted by

Bathysphaera

Abyssal rainbow gar

Hypothetical species of fish

have been "anything but gars". Bathyceratias Bathyembryx Bathysidus Bathysphaera Gars are primarily freshwater fish and are not found in the deep sea

Abyssal rainbow gar

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Bathyceratias

Hypothetical species of anglerfish

not been observed since. Abyssal rainbow gar Bathyembryx Bathysidus Bathysphaera Beebe, William (1934). Half Mile Down (PDF). New York City: Harcourt

Bathyceratias

Bathyembryx

Cryptid

misidentified species of squid. Abyssal rainbow gar Bathyceratias Bathysidus Bathysphaera Ellis, Richard (2006). Singing Whales and Flying Squid: The Discovery

Bathyembryx

Hypothetical species

Postulated extinct species without evidence

Five-lined constellation fish, Bathysidus pentagrammus Giant dragonfish, Bathysphaera intacta Pallid sailfin, Bathyembryx istiophasma Three-starred anglerfish

Hypothetical species

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Bathysidus

Cryptid

have been intensified. Abyssal rainbow gar Bathyceratias Bathyembryx Bathysphaera Hines, Catharine L. (2019). "Bathysphere". The Official William Beebe

Bathysidus

Stomiidae

Family of fishes

Italy and †Mrazecia Pauca, 1929 from the Early Oligocene of Romania. "Bathysphaera intacta" is a purported member of this family, but as no evidence of

Stomiidae

Bathysphere

Unpowered spherical deep-sea observation submersible lowered on a cable

gradually descended to a depth of 2,200 feet (670 m). Beebe encountered the Bathysphaera, according to him "wholly different from any deep-sea fish". With the

Bathysphere