radiating from its body as an attraction

The next one is Hatchetfish. These fish inhabit tropical, subtropical and temperate waters of the Atlantic, Pacific and Indian Oceans with depths of 50 to 1500 meters.

Uniquely Hatchetfish fish has a face that faces upwards, which allows to capture the prey is above.

Coffinfish inhabits the waters southwest of the Pacific, off Australia's east coast. This coffinfish when threatened by predators will develop its body.

Next fish in the deep ocean that has a scary look is Snaggletooth fish. Like most fish that inhabit the deep ocean, this Snaggletoothfish fish catches its prey with light radiating from its body as an attraction called the (bioluminescent)...