"Extinct" Salmon Discovered in Japanese Lake

"Extinct" Salmon Discovered in Japanese LakeFinding the fish was "was incredible, unbelievable," expert says. A Japanese salmon thought to have been extinct for 70 years has been discovered in a lake near Mount Fuji. The kunimasu salmon, also called the black kokanee, is a subspecies of sockeye salmon that's found only in Japan. Unlike true sockeye, which migrate between freshwater and the oceans,

[Nakadai_Lab]

Sakana-kun—a nickname meaning Mr. Fish—とかw

[yuichi_y]

"Sakana-kun—a nickname meaning Mr. Fish"

[tskk]

Mr. Fish !

[imakita_corp]

Mr. Fish.

[hidetoz]

本家National Geographicに、さかなクンさん（Mr. Fish.）のクニマス関連の記事が掲載された。写真が秀逸。

[Ta_Howait]

"Mr. Fish to you punk!" （さんを付けろよデコ助野郎）と書こうと思ったのに！思ったのに！

[paravola]

Sakana-kun sent the fish to Tetusji Nakabo, a professor of ichthyology at Kyoto University,

[rna]

「さかなクン」 = "Mr. Fish."

[hakobe932]

Mr. Fish

[keloinwell]

National Geographicにさかなクンさん。さかなクンって英語でMr. Fishなんだね。