• Skip to main content
  • Skip to primary sidebar
  • Skip to footer
  • Home
  • About Us
  • Team
  • Submit Content
  • Terms
  • Privacy
  • Careers
  • Answer
  • Trends Worldwide

Hasan Jasim

Hasan Jasim is a place where you may get entertainment, viral videos, trending material, and breaking news. For a social generation, we are the largest community on the planet.

Ad example

These Creepy Looking Deep-Sea Fish Are Actually Extremely Human-Friendly

by Hasan

ShareTweet

The wolffish has a motherly visage, but it’s also surprisingly loving. It also makes antifreeze.

The Atlantic wolffish (Anarhichas lupus) has just one thing in common with wolves: it possesses sharp teeth and a powerful jaw to help it rip apart its meal. Its teeth are so pronounced that some of them even protrude from its mouth, giving it a scary and amusing aspect – at least by human standards.

Could be a nightmare for a kid, but these guys actually make friends with humans. Source

Those massive chompers, on the other hand, have a function. They are used by the fish to dig for food in the mud on the ocean bottom and to crack the hard shells of crabs, urchins, clams, and other sea creatures. The Atlantic wolffish is distinguished by its long, eel-like body in addition to its fangs.

Photo: Bjørn Christian Tørrissen/CC BY-SA 4.0

This benthic inhabitant may be found on both the west and east sides of the Atlantic Ocean, dwelling on the hard ocean floor at roughly 2000 feet and commonly observed in nooks and tiny caves. It also has a unique trick! To keep its blood circulating freely, its system creates antifreeze. It, too, need it, as it thrives in water temperatures ranging from 1 to 11 degrees Celsius.

And that’s not the only thing that distinguishes this species!

Definitely in need of some dental work. Photo: Kamil Porembiński/CC BY-SA 2.0

While most fish species “broadcast spawn,” with females releasing hundreds of eggs into the water and males trying to fertilize them outwardly, wolffish couple up and fertilize the female’s eggs inside, much like mammals do! And it’s not the end of the story.

The female incubates the eggs for four to nine months, depending on the water temperature, before laying them in enormous clusters. After that, for around four months until the eggs hatch, the male zealously defends the eggs.

Hello, human. Source

Despite their frightening appearance, these fish are really friendly to people! As a result, some divers go out of their way to find them, and they frequently become friends with their local wolffish. So, have a look at this.

Truly a remarkable species.

Sources: 1, 2, 3

Facebook Comments Box

Filed Under: Trends Worldwide Tagged With: Creepy, Deep-Sea, Deep-Sea Fish, Human-Friendly

Primary Sidebar

More to See

Koalas: Sleepy and Specialized Eucalyptus Eaters

By Hasan

The Domestication of Bananas and Their Transformation into a Seedless Fruit

By Hasan

Poacher Killed by Elephant Then Eaten by Lions in South Africa

By Hasan

Nose Dive: Falcons & Gannets

By Hasan

Dog Watches as a Neighbor Couple Transforms into a Family in Front of Her Eyes

By Hasan

A Lost Bunny Runs Into a Woman’s Backyard and Cries Out For Help

By Hasan

A Woman is Shocked to Witness The Disappearance Of a Little Dog

By Hasan

Footer

Hasan Jasim

We share the most heartwarming, uplifting and important stories, so that you can share them with your friends and family.

Recent

  • Drowning dog hangs desperately and hopes to be saved –now watch when she sees her rescuer
  • 16 Maps Of Tokyo That’ll Make Your City Seem Insignificant
  • Mysterious Perfectly Spherical Cloud Captured in Japan

Search

Copyright © 2023 · Magazine Pro on Genesis Framework · WordPress · Log in