Whipnose Anglerfish Swim Upside Down - The New York Times

Whipnose Anglerfish Swim Upside Down - The New York Times

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this whipnose anglerfish (gigantactis sp.) is one of the deepest-living of the deep sea anglers, at more than 2500 meters deep. she spends almost all of her life upside-down, dangling her lure (

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Whipnose Anglerfish Swim Upside Down - The New York Times

this whipnose anglerfish (gigantactis sp.) is one of the deepest-living of the deep sea anglers, at more than 2500 meters deep. she spends almost all of her life upside-down, dangling her lure (

Upside‐down swimming: in situ observations of inverted orientation in Gigantactis, with a new depth record for the Ceratioidei - Stewart - Journal of Fish Biology - Wiley Online Library