The fish is pale pink and looks like a shark, with a bulging belly like a balloon and alien-like eyes.
This strange fish was caught by two captains of the company with a customer from Chicago, USA, to the north of The Carber fishing. When they pulled the fish up, they found that it had rough skin, 3 rows of tiny teeth, green eyes, and 3 gill fissures on each side of its head.
People initially thought it was sharks, but sharks generally had 5 to 7 gill fissures, and they feared that they were endangered species, so they released the fish back into the sea.
Experts believe that the fish should be a villus shark scientifically known as the stained head shark. When they encounter a predator, they inhale water or air, swelling their bodies, making it difficult for the hunter to bite or swallow it.
As for the pink color of the fluff shark caught by the fishing company, it is likely that it is albinism.
Sword-snout shark: This is a deep-sea creature with sharp teeth. Fortunately, this shark is almost no threat to humans, as most of them eat seabed fish. It is reported that the sword snout shark is distributed in the oceans of the world, from the Gulf of Mexico to the Sea of Japan can find their presence.
According to the British "Daily Mail", even in the most beautiful waters in the world, such as the Caribbean Sea, there are rare and strange underwater creatures that can make you nightmares at first sight. They usually live on the ocean floor and are not easily seen by humans. The Daily Mail has a inventory of the 10 most bizarre and rare marine creatures.
Bolster's New Hot Fish: This may be the most ridiculous name, but this ferocious little fish is not funny. They are known for their large mouths and have a strong sense of territory. This fish is good at ambushing, and its prey includes crustaceans. It is native to Baja in Southern California and Mexico.
Tardigrades: This is the toughest creature in the world. These aquatic microbes are classified as extremophiles, meaning they can live in environments where most life on Earth cannot survive. They can live up to 200 years.
Spider Crab: This is one of the most peculiar-looking creatures. It has many tentacles on its body, and it has 8 legs and 2 long claw arms. In general, spider crabs are easy to find in the sand of the south and west coasts of the United Kingdom.
Bobbitt worm: Lives in warm waters, with an average body length of 1 meter and a maximum length of 3 meters. Bobbitt worm buries its long body in the mud and sand to hunt, using 5 tentacles to explore the prey. Due to its sharp teeth and fast attack speed, prey is often cut in half.
Sunfish: This is the heaviest bony fish in the world, with an average adult sunfish weighing 1,000 kg. They are native to temperate and tropical seas. Despite their large size, the sunfish feed almost exclusively on jellyfish and pose no threat to humans.
Ribbon eel: Despite its beautiful appearance, it is very aggressive. Ribbon eels can be up to 1.3 meters long and can change color and sex.
Batfish: Batfish have red lips, and its pectoral fins help it walk on the ocean floor. It can only be seen in the deep sea of the Galapagos Islands.
According to reports, a Mexican company that specializes in organizing fishing activities at sea has published a photo of a strange fish on its official website. The fish is pale pink and looks like a shark, with a bulging belly like a balloon and alien-like eyes.
Dripfish: Also known as sad fish, it usually lives in the waters off Australia and Tasmania. Because they live in the deep sea of 600 to 1200 meters, it is difficult to see them.
Bucket-eye fish: Also known as ghost fish, it is named after its large, bulging, barrel-shaped eyes. This fish has four eyes and a transparent head, which means you can see their brains.