Anglerfish
Animal Overview: The anglerfish is known for its bizarre appearance and bioluminescent lure, which it uses to attract prey in the dark depths of the ocean. Females are significantly larger than males, who often become parasitic mates.
Habitat and Behavior: Inhabiting deep ocean floors, anglerfish are solitary and use their light-emitting lures to catch fish and invertebrates. Their large mouths and expandable stomachs allow them to consume prey twice their size.