1.The barreleye fish has an eerie transparent, fluid-filled head:
2.The striated frogfish uses its illicium rod, which gives off light, to lure in prey:
3.Male anglerfish latch onto female anglers in order to feed. Eventually they fuse to the females and lose all internal and external organs except their testes:
4.Red-lipped batfish have bright red lips, making them look like they just devoured their prey:
5.Green moray eels gets their coloring from the yellow-tinted mucus coating the outside of their body:
6.The sea spider's mouth is larger than its body and is used to "suck the juices" from its prey:
7.The humphead wrasse can grow up to six feet in length and weigh up to 400 pounds:
8.The water bear, an eight-legged microorganism, can survive up to 30 years without food and water:
9.The frilled shark has six "bloody-looking" gills on both sides of its head:
10.The goblin shark has a jaw that extends to grab its prey at a speed of 10.1 feet-per-second:
11.The chimaera, aka ghost shark, glides through waters at a depth of 8,200 feet with its silvery, sinister hue:
12.The red handfish looks half-amphibian, half-fish with four "hands" in the front and a fin in the back:
13.The stargazer has an organ behind its eyes that produces a 50-volt electric shock to stun its prey:
14.Comb jellyfish will eat other comb jellies that are larger than them by bitting off small pieces of their prey:
15.The bobbit worm can grow up to a meter long and has a razor-sharp jaw:
16.The ribbon eel always keeps its mouth open, appearing like its ready to strike:
