Kal is 8 and loves to learn & share facts about animals. He dictates his posts for his mom & dad so that it's all written in his own voice. Mom & Dad do not do any fact-checking, but Kal seems to have an uncanny memory for all things animal-related. He hopes that one day his blog will be as famous as National Geographic.
Sunday, December 25, 2011
Rat trap fish
The rat trap fish is a deep-sea fish, so don't expect to find it in any coral reefs. It lives in the dark zone where no light reaches. The rat trap fish uses red light to make it seem invisible, well at least it's face: it has some red light on the cheek. And then it attacks! Because this rat trap fish is the only deep-sea creature that can see red light.
Labels:
deep-sea,
ocean,
rat trap fish
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