devilfish

Then she screamed, for in that moment other distraction the devilfish had caught up with her.

It's evident that this white devilfish is already competing with the wild species for food.

Your devilfish was a mutant created in a lab.

As time passes, she decides to hunt the devilfish.

Yet, like the devilfish of tropical climes, that brain was hidden.

Now the devilfish have dribbled down to nothing.

This flattened appearance gives them the common name of flapjack or pancake devilfish.

Their archers put shafts into anyone in the water, at least until the devilfish came. '

So, you lost that rust bucket Devilfish?

But by the time the Devilfish was poised for another strike, the jetmarine had submerged.

Would you move out of your lab if someone called and said big ol' devilfish was eating your stock?"

Out on the water, the devilfish was victorious, and the guards rewarded it for its service by filling it with poisoned crossbow bolts.

"My ma," said Dooly, "just afore she told me about the devilfish that swallowed my uncle."

"Hi, Bud, you old devilfish!"

Yellow devilfish, Assessor flavissimus .

Blue devilfish, Assessor macneilli .

'Might be a whaleworm or a giant devilfish.'

He paused, then said, "I hope this doesn't seem callous, but I suppose now I'll never know about this strange devilfish."

Byron Henry - Byron starts the war as an officer on the fictional USS Devilfish.

More like a circular cloud of dense, black vapor it seemed, with whorls of mist escaping in tentacular wisps, than a literal devilfish.

People like me were always getting victimized by clever, unscrupulous people like Magician Yang, just as the angelfish was ravished by the devilfish.

Laid up in the Pacific Reserve Fleet, Devilfish was redesignated AGSS-292.

He had found the velvet display case holding his Navy Cross earned "in classified action under the polar icecap onboard the USS Devilfish."

Oodako is also known as the "Daidako" (Giant Octopus) and "The Giant Devilfish".

The ten described species are collectively known by various common names, including Ghoul, Goblinfish, Sea Goblin, Spiny devilfish, Stinger, and Stingfish).