Native to the Galapagos is the curious Sea Robin. This bottom-dwelling fish can grow to around 12in (30cm) long. Its habitat is the sandy and rocky seabed at depths of 60-100ft (20-30m) although it has been known to frequent shallower waters. The Sea Robin is distinctive by its unusual solid skull, as well as its long pectoral fins that extend down to the anal fin and open out when swimming.
