Rose Fauché

I remember seeing this movie in the theaters. I was three in 2003. This is Rose Fauché from Rice University. And apparently when the anglerfish scene came on, I was so freaked out by it, I started crying and my mom had to take me out of the theater.

I remember seeing this movie in the theaters. I was three in 2003. This is Rose Fauché from Rice University. And apparently when the anglerfish scene came on, I was so freaked out by it, I started crying and my mom had to take me out of the theater.

I remember seeing this movie in the theaters. I was three in 2003. This is Rose Fauché from Rice University. And apparently when the anglerfish scene came on, I was so freaked out by it, I started crying and my mom had to take me out of the theater.

So my part of the project was... looking at the morphology of anglerfish skulls. I had to look at the skeletons of the anglerfish and then determine which bones are which and like the edges of all the bones and things like that. So I took the CT scans that we had of these anglerfish and And first I had to make them into like a 3D model.

So my part of the project was... looking at the morphology of anglerfish skulls. I had to look at the skeletons of the anglerfish and then determine which bones are which and like the edges of all the bones and things like that. So I took the CT scans that we had of these anglerfish and And first I had to make them into like a 3D model.

So my part of the project was... looking at the morphology of anglerfish skulls. I had to look at the skeletons of the anglerfish and then determine which bones are which and like the edges of all the bones and things like that. So I took the CT scans that we had of these anglerfish and And first I had to make them into like a 3D model.

And then we have this very fun software that basically lets me put a little dot on certain points of that skull model. We settled on, I believe it's 111 landmarks that I put onto each of these skulls.

And then we have this very fun software that basically lets me put a little dot on certain points of that skull model. We settled on, I believe it's 111 landmarks that I put onto each of these skulls.

And then we have this very fun software that basically lets me put a little dot on certain points of that skull model. We settled on, I believe it's 111 landmarks that I put onto each of these skulls.

So all these different museums across the world have like fantastic collections of fish that are basically just preserved in ethanol. And there is like an online database where you can search for, you know, whatever species of fish you're looking for and it will show you. And the fish world is actually, it's pretty small. It feels kind of like everybody knows everybody.

So all these different museums across the world have like fantastic collections of fish that are basically just preserved in ethanol. And there is like an online database where you can search for, you know, whatever species of fish you're looking for and it will show you. And the fish world is actually, it's pretty small. It feels kind of like everybody knows everybody.

So all these different museums across the world have like fantastic collections of fish that are basically just preserved in ethanol. And there is like an online database where you can search for, you know, whatever species of fish you're looking for and it will show you. And the fish world is actually, it's pretty small. It feels kind of like everybody knows everybody.

And so if you ask nicely enough, They'll FedEx you fish that have been sitting in a jar since like 1965. And if you're a very lucky undergrad, you get to open up a package in lab one day and you're holding like one of the rarest fish on earth. Were you one of these lucky undergrads who got to do this?

And so if you ask nicely enough, They'll FedEx you fish that have been sitting in a jar since like 1965. And if you're a very lucky undergrad, you get to open up a package in lab one day and you're holding like one of the rarest fish on earth. Were you one of these lucky undergrads who got to do this?

And so if you ask nicely enough, They'll FedEx you fish that have been sitting in a jar since like 1965. And if you're a very lucky undergrad, you get to open up a package in lab one day and you're holding like one of the rarest fish on earth. Were you one of these lucky undergrads who got to do this?

I did get to be an undergrad who opened up a box from FedEx one day and there's a football fish, you know, wrapped in cheesecloth, soaked in ethanol. And I picked up the fish and I was so excited. I ran down the halls of this building to like go and show all of my friends that I had a football fish.

I did get to be an undergrad who opened up a box from FedEx one day and there's a football fish, you know, wrapped in cheesecloth, soaked in ethanol. And I picked up the fish and I was so excited. I ran down the halls of this building to like go and show all of my friends that I had a football fish.

I did get to be an undergrad who opened up a box from FedEx one day and there's a football fish, you know, wrapped in cheesecloth, soaked in ethanol. And I picked up the fish and I was so excited. I ran down the halls of this building to like go and show all of my friends that I had a football fish.

Also, I'm sure it's, you know, shocking to hear, but 60-year-old fish sitting in ethanol do have a particular smell about them. Delicious.

Also, I'm sure it's, you know, shocking to hear, but 60-year-old fish sitting in ethanol do have a particular smell about them. Delicious.