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A great skyline view of Denver from the tower in the Sanctuary Downtown

I’ve often thought that if you imagine an animal that you say would never exist, you may very well find evidence that something like it actually did exist — a beauty to the nature of the evolution of life.

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Crocodile Fish.

Aptly named for it’s resemblance to a crocodile, this unusual looking flathead species belongs to the flathead family Platycephalidae. This bottom-dwelling ambush hunter, feeds largely on smaller fish and crustaceans and is also known as De Beaufort’s flathead or crocodile flathead. It’s closely related to scorpionfish and stonefish. The crocodilefish is a mottled brown or green and grey color, ideal to camouflaged with their habitat, on a sandy or rubble sea bed.

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My friend Ken Domen told me this is a version of “little” blogging, which is a in between blogging like you’d do on Wordpress and micro-blogging like you’d do on Twitter.