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Baby Alligator Gars Eating! Watch these tiny river monsters feast on brine shrimp larvae (aka Artemia nauplii, Sea Monkeys). Don’t let the close-up fool you, the fish are 3/4 of an inch long and 12 days old! Soon they’ll switch to eating insects and fish! #FishTok #babyanimals @GarLab

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Baby Alligator Gars Eating! Watch these tiny river monsters feast on brine shrimp larvae (aka Artemia nauplii, Sea Monkeys). Don’t let the close-up fool you, the fish are 3/4 of an inch long and 12 days old! Soon they’ll switch to eating insects and fish! #FishTok #babyanimals @GarLab

At just a month old, baby Alligator Gars are eating small fish! Blink and you’ll miss their fast strike to grasp prey in their toothy jaws before swallowing them whole. Some individuals are already 50mm (2 inches) long! 🎥 @Luxi Feyereisen @GarLab #FishTok #Garology #Ologies #RiverMonsters #GarLab

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At just a month old, baby Alligator Gars are eating small fish! Blink and you’ll miss their fast strike to grasp prey in their toothy jaws before swallowing them whole. Some individuals are already 50mm (2 inches) long! 🎥 @Luxi Feyereisen @GarLab #FishTok #Garology #Ologies #RiverMonsters #GarLab

Shortnose Gars on the Minnesota River during fieldwork @GarLab! The Shortnose Gar is the smallest of the seven living gar species, with adults typically around 24 inches long, but large individuals can be nearly 36 inches. Check out that long, toothy snout, adapted for catching fish and other small prey. Those diamond-shaped scales are made out of a compound similar to tooth enamel, providing a suit of armor. Gars also breathe air! #Garology #FishTok #Conservation #Minnesota

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Shortnose Gars on the Minnesota River during fieldwork @GarLab! The Shortnose Gar is the smallest of the seven living gar species, with adults typically around 24 inches long, but large individuals can be nearly 36 inches. Check out that long, toothy snout, adapted for catching fish and other small prey. Those diamond-shaped scales are made out of a compound similar to tooth enamel, providing a suit of armor. Gars also breathe air! #Garology #FishTok #Conservation #Minnesota

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