The oceans’ gloomy depths in the Atlantic, Pacific and Indian oceans are home to Blobfish.
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The Angler Fish, an animal with a furious appearance that dwells at the bottom of the Antarctic and Atlantic oceans.
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A living fossil discovered in the dark depths of the Atlantic and Pacific oceans, is one of the oldest sharks.
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Monkfish, also known as goosefish, fishing frogs, sea devils, and anglers, is a bottom-dwelling fish belonging to the Lophiidae family.
The Goblin Shark is a deep ocean inhabitant and amongst one of the rarest sharks today. It is an active predator with a strangely formed mouth and a long, extended snout.
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The Atlantic Wolffish, often referred to as the sea wolf or the devilfish, looks as terrible as its name implies. Its protruding, canine-like teeth pursue slow-moving prey like crabs, lobsters, sea urchins, and giant marine snails.
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A dragonfish called Sloane’s Viperfish is present in temperate and tropical waters worldwide. It has an extended dorsal spine and mostly eats crustaceans and small fish.
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The Hagfish is a bottom-dwelling, eel-shaped marine animal that lives all over the world in icy, deep waters.
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Is a member of the stargazer family and has upward-facing lips and eyes on the top of its head. They can shock prey with electricity via their electroplates, which contributes their hunting skills.
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It would be an understatement to suggest that the Red-lipped Batfish, another bottom-dweller found in the waters near the Galapagos Islands, is an odd fish.
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