Fish of the night.

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THAT is awesome! LOL!
 
Sexy Mike after one round in the octagon with Big Mike ha ha.
 
These sad-looking creatures, which grow up to lengths of 12 inches, live at depths of 900m.
They spend most of their time gently floating around waiting for food to pass in front of them, which sounds like quite a nice life to us!
Because they live so far from the sea surface they’re not often seen by humans.
However, increasing levels of deep-sea fishing in Australia and Tasmania for crab and lobster mean that the sulky sea-dwellers are being dragged up with other catches in increasing numbers.
These gelatinous masses may not be much to look at, but the world would be a less interesting place without them, probably, so let’s hope the Australians don’t kill them off.
 
Thanks for sharing!! It is kinda gross looking!
 
I think he is cute. Why would you say he is gross? lol
 
I really don't know what to think about it...


Chasing the Dream Giver, not the dream! Tonya
 
Me neither but he is awesome though.
 

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