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Check out these fish

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most of those fish linger like thousands of feet under water were it's pitch black all the time cause the suns rays never shine that deep into the ocean

got a couple of anglerfish and mini squid it looks like

 

also some stone crabs, rays, spookfish, rat tails(i took a marine bio class once)

 

 

fish rule

Yes, those are all extreme deep-water fish. I recognized a few angler fish, one gulper eel, and a few species of deep-water sharks.

I don't want to ever see that fish face-to-face.

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:lol I agree.. imagine going to the beach and seeing one of those under the water :o

I don't want to ever see that fish face-to-face.

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:lol I agree.. imagine going to the beach and seeing one of those under the water :o

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I think they discovered that fish like 20 years ago or so. And it was in Finding Nemo. :)

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