A slightly larger, slightly older, slightly more elusive cousin to the coelacanth, the deep-sea coelacanthus will only rise to the ocean's surface to feed on nights when the moon is hidden behind a veil of clouds.
Weather
(Number: 116)
Clear Skies
⇒
Clouds
25%
Clouds
⇒
Clouds
10.3%
Clear Skies
⇒
Fog
10.3%
Fair Skies
⇒
Clouds
9.5%
Clear Skies
⇒
Wind
6.9%
Clouds
⇒
Wind
6.9%
Fair Skies
⇒
Wind
6.9%
Wind
⇒
Clouds
4.3%
Gales
⇒
Clouds
4.3%
Fair Skies
⇒
Fog
3.4%
Clouds
⇒
Fog
3.4%
Fog
⇒
Fog
1.7%
Gales
⇒
Fog
1.7%
Fog
⇒
Clouds
1.7%
Wind
⇒
Fog
0.9%
Fog
⇒
Wind
0.9%
Wind
⇒
Wind
0.9%
Gales
⇒
Wind
0.9%
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