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An unusual sighting of an Antennariidae, or more commonly known as a frogfish, was reported on Saturday in the Gulf of Eilat. Video footage of a rare sighting of a frogfish (Credit: Menashe ...

You can catch unique fish like the secret Psychedelic Frogfish and Sea Leviathan here. Similarly, there are 21 other fish you can catch to complete the Open Ocean bestiary. Completing the bestiary ...

The frogfish is an epic-looking sea creature that has a face only its mother could love. One of its most bizarre adaptations is the “fishing rod”-like appendage that sits on top of its head ...

Behold the frogfish. This bizarre creature really is a fish, despite its bullfrog face, pectoral fins that look like webbed feet, and a froglike mouth that snaps up unsuspecting prey. But the way ...

Loggerhead and leatherback turtles nest on the beaches here and paperfish, frogfish and anemones thrive along its coral-encrusted seabed. It’s even home to a fish species once thought to be ...

In the case of anglerfish’s frogfish subgroup, for example, they camouflage into their surroundings while bobbing their front fin to attract their next meal. Once close enough, a frogfish then ...

Researchers at Nagoya University in Japan have discovered in frogfish (a subgroup of anglerfish) a specialized motor neuron population in the first dorsal fin used for this “fishing” behavior.

We really wanted to love the delightful-looking Soulslike Another Crab's Treasure when it landed on Switch earlier this year, but pesky performance issues made the whole experience far from ship ...

They looked at coastal species like frogfish, who live in coral reef environments with their counterparts in the deep sea. The coastal frogfish had much lower rates of evolutionary change than ...

Coastal species like frogfish, which live in diverse and productive coral reef environments, exhibited much lower rates of evolutionary change than their counterparts in the deep sea. "The idea ...