Angler Fish. Normally found about a mile under the surface, the female anglerfish has what looks like a fishing rod protruding above its mouth, ... The male, who is significantly ...

Females are known to grow up to 24 inches long, but male angler fish usually only grow to be about an inch long because "their sole purpose is to find a female and help her reproduce," according ...

In an extreme example of sexual dimorphism, however, males are typically only 1 inch long. Male Pacific football fish become “sexual parasites,” where they eventually become part of the female ...

However, a male angler fish (Photocorynus spiniceps), which lives as a parasite on the angler-fish female and can measure as much as 0.03 in. (0.8 mm) less than the smallest of these tiny frogs ...

The fish tempt prey with bioluminescent bacteria that live in the tip of the lure. (This applies to female whipnoses, said Andrew Stewart, curator of fishes at the Museum of New Zealand and an ...

It's an angler fish, which may be familiar because a female angler fish was featured in Disney Pixar's 2003 movie "Finding Nemo," but it looks drastically different from the one found on the beach.