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Pictured here is a tripod fish, with parasitic isopods attached to two of its fins.

Tripod fish rest on the seafloor — facing into the current — and use their elongated fins as sensory "antenna" to catch unsuspecting prey, according to NOAA.

 

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Gulf Of Mexico’s Deep Sea Creatures Are Something Otherworldly
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