In addition, there are no major threats to the survival of the sculpin.

A maximum age of seven has been reported for deepwater sculpin.

Though the sculpin faces these threats, they are not yet on the list of endangered species.

Slimy sculpin are found in small numbers throughout the watershed.

Mottled sculpin reach sexual maturity at the age of two.

It is known by the common name Blue Ridge sculpin.

No studies have been conducted to estimate the population size of this sculpin in Alberta.

Deepwater sculpin were not found in either of these lakes during the survey.

All of these fish species, except for the sculpin, are introduced species.

Little is known concerning the growth of the freshwater fourhorn sculpin.

It is the only sculpin species commonly found in New England.

In turn, the sculpin is preyed upon by other fish, notably trout.

These small organisms may then be consumed by fish, such as sculpin, which live near the bottom of the lake, or smelt.

South of the international border, the distribution of the Columbia sculpin is much less well known.

Life history information on the Eastslope Sculpin is very limited.

The snubnose sculpin reaches a maximum size of 10 cm.

While the blazing ship lay dead in the water and sinking, Sculpin slipped away.

Sculpin rang up flank speed to close, but was outdistanced.

As a result, Sculpin ran beyond safe depth so that many leaks developed in the hull.

It is a member of the Cottidae family, a type of sculpin.

This was completed in late March 1962, and Sculpin returned to her home port.

This is the only known occurrence of the deepwater sculpin in Alberta.

To prevent predation, the color and pattern of the sculpin tends to match its environment.

The mottled sculpin has historically been found throughout all the environments listed above.

The research is not expected to jeopardize the survival or recovery of shorthead sculpin.