The Angler Fish is a very special creature. Unless you are strolling along the beach in Iceland, or are lucky enough to man a deep sea vessel exploring the midnight zone, you will never see one. They live in inky black water, their hideous features only illuminated by the light hanging from their dorsal protrusion, which they use to bait prey. Male anglers are about 1/10 the size of the fish described, and latch on to females, almost without them noticing. 

​

​