The trumpet worm is often eaten by bottom-feeding fish including juvenile common dabs and plaice.

As in most bottom-feeding fish, its upper jaw projects further than the lower and the snout overhangs the mouth.

This scaleless bottom-feeding fish can grow to 8 feet long and weigh 350 pounds.

While the proboscis of a spoon worm is on the surface it is at risk of predation by bottom-feeding fish.

Suckers are a bottom-feeding fish common across throughout many parts of the US.

He has also shot sea bass and fluke, a bottom-feeding fish.

Millions of years ago, thick-bodied, bottom-feeding fish swam these icy waters almost alone.

The longnose sucker is a bottom-feeding fish, eating aquatic plants, algae, and small invertebrates.

It is a slow-moving, bottom-feeding fish that picks for food in the mud of swamps and rivers.

Fin rot and cancers afflict some bottom-feeding fish.