Bill Nye the Science Guy (1993)

Episode Overview

The world is home to over 22,000 species of fish inhabiting oceans, lakes, and rivers. These creatures exhibit a remarkable array of shapes and sizes. Some are herbivores, feeding on aquatic plants, while others are carnivorous, preying on fellow fish. Notably, lampreys and certain jawless fish attach themselves to their hosts for nourishment. Stonefish blend seamlessly into their surroundings on the ocean floor, while pufferfish can inflate like balloons, adorned with spines for protection. The diversity of unique and fascinating fish is truly astounding.