The abyssal rainbow gar is a hypothetical species of fish observed by William Beebe while in his bathysphere on 11 August 1934, at a depth of 2,500 feet (760 metres) off the coast of Bermuda. [1] [2]

The abyssal rainbow gar was a cryptid deep sea fish reported once, off Bermuda in the Atlantic Ocean, during a 1934 bathysphere dive by William Beebe. Beebe tentatively referred to the fish as garfish or needlefish (family Belonidae), but admitted that this was only a guess.

The Abyssal Rainbow Gar is one of Beebe's Abyssal Fishes of the North Atlantic Ocean. The Abyssal Rainbow Gar has a length of 4 inches. It has a blue body, scarlet head and a yellow tail.

Just as beautiful was a long-beaked multicoloured fish with scarlet head, blue body, and yellow tail that Beebe informally named the abyssal rainbow gar - four of which he observed swimming together in a stiff, almost upright posture at a depth of 2500 ft.

The abyssal rainbow gar is an abyssal fish spotted by William Beebe in the early 1930s in Bermuda.[2] The abyssal rainbow gar is roughly 10.2 cm (4 inches) in length. It has a scarlet head with a long beak.

The Abyssal Rainbow Gar is a deep-sea cryptid that has strikingly vivid coloration. The scarlet head, blue body, and yellow tail make it an eye-catching sight. The colors are so bright that they appear almost iridescent, which is why they are called “rainbow” gars.

The Abyssal Rainbow Gar is one of Beebe's Abyssal Fishes of the North Atlantic Ocean. Length, 4 inches. Scarlet head. Long beak. Blue body. Yellow tail. Abyssal. Swims with a stiff, upright posture. Observed only once at 2,500 feet by William Beebe in …

The abyssal rainbow gar (Abyssobelonidus atlanticus) is a species of deep-sea needlefish that either originally never existed or was native to the Atlantic Ocean before its extinction in the 20th century, but has since been (re)created by SciiFii and …

The abyssal rainbow gar (no genus or species assigned) is a fish observed in the Bathysphere by American naturalist William Beebe in 1932, of the coast of Bermuda. The fish is possibly a needlefish or a garfish.

Oct 5, 2018 · Shape, size, color, and one fin I saw clearly, but Abyssal Rainbow Gars is as far as I dare go, and they may be anything but gars. About four inches over all, they were slender and stiff with long, sharply pointed jaws.