Illustration shows a unique tetra tail mirror zoomorphic omniform omnidirectional fish, featuring symmetrically placed eyes, detailed scales, and prominent fins. The predominant colors are blues, grays, and browns. Credited to Adrian Connell, discovered by Gerhard Meisel in 1991.
This image is a detailed illustration of a unique fish known as the 'Tetra tail mirror zoomorphic omniform omnidirectional fish.' The fish has a symmetrical design with two large eyes on either side of its head, resembling human eyes. The scales on the fish are intricately detailed, and the fins are prominently displayed. The color palette consists of various shades of blue, gray, and brown. The image also contains textual information at the bottom, crediting the illustration to 'Adrian Connell' and mentioning that it was found by 'Gerhard Meisel' in the year 1991.