Fish species that have adapted to thrive among the special challenges of Oregon's diverse coastal habitats, from its rugged rocky shores to calmer sandy beaches and open ocean waters are exhibited. These adaptations range from the pipefish, which almost perfidy matches and hides amidst eel grass, to the spotted ratfish, which can see in dark, deep water because of its large eyes.

Bay pipefish
Pacific herring
Crescent gunnel
Redtail surfperch
Copper rockfish
Shiner perch Fluffy sculpin
Speckled sanddab
Shortspine thornyhead
Wolf-eel
White sturgeon
Pacific sanddab
Yelloweye rockfish

Yelloweye rockfish