Scorpionfish

Scorpaenidae

Masters of disguise — they sit motionless on the reef, perfectly camouflaged among rocks and coral. Watch where you put your hands and check your landing spot before kneeling; their dorsal spines carry a painful venom.

Last updated April 2026

Red scorpionfishScorpaena scrofa8 photos

Least ConcernUp to 50 cm540mRocky reefSand

A master of camouflage — mottled red-brown body with fleshy flaps and skin tags that blend perfectly into rocky rubble. Broad head with an upturned mouth; the largest of the Mediterranean scorpionfishes.

Red scorpionfish

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Red scorpionfish

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Red scorpionfish

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Red scorpionfish

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Red scorpionfish

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Red scorpionfish

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Red scorpionfish

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Red scorpionfish

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Black scorpionfishScorpaena porcus8 photos

Least ConcernUp to 30 cm150mRocky reefSeagrass

A common Mediterranean scorpionfish with a dark, mottled brown-to-black body and long tentacle-like flaps above each eye. An ambush predator of rocky reefs and seagrass meadows.

Black scorpionfish

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Black scorpionfish

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Black scorpionfish

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Black scorpionfish

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Black scorpionfish

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Black scorpionfish

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Black scorpionfish

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Black scorpionfish

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Scorpionfish7 photos

Least ConcernUp to 50 cm540mRocky reefSand

Cryptic, venomous-spined ambush predators of rocky reefs and rubble, relying on superb camouflage to surprise passing prey.

Sits motionless on rocks waiting to ambush prey — venomous dorsal spines cause extremely painful stings. Never touch the bottom without looking.

Scorpionfish

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Scorpionfish

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Scorpionfish

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Scorpionfish

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Scorpionfish

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Scorpionfish

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Scorpionfish

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Small red scorpionfishScorpaena notata5 photos

Least ConcernUp to 20 cm5100mRocky reefSeagrass

A small reddish scorpionfish with a dark blotch on the rear of the spiny dorsal fin. Frequents rocky reefs and seagrass; one of the smallest Mediterranean scorpionfishes.

Small red scorpionfish

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Small red scorpionfish

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Small red scorpionfish

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Small red scorpionfish

© Jouni Kuisma

Small red scorpionfish

© Jouni Kuisma

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