Oh, don't be such a grumpy goosefish.⁠ ⁠ The Pacific goosefish, Lophiodes caulinaris, has a large, broad flattened body with a large mouth full of sharp, curved teeth. The goosefish has a modified dorsal spine on the top of its head that it uses as a fishing lure. It feeds by waiting on the sandy or muddy ocean floor while attracting small fish and crustaceans with its lure. The Pacific goosefish can grow to 44.5 centimeters (nearly 18 inches) in length. It is rare to capture a close-up video of

Watch for the fabulously fancy fringe on the goosefish, stay for the soothing swimming silversides. | New England Aquarium

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The head of the goosefish is enormous in comparison to the rest of the body. Some info from @oceanscapenetwork (Link to full webpage in bio): It has a wide mouth lined with numerous bands of long, curved teeth. According to legend, its common name derives from the belief that it could swallow a goose whole. Fishermen were often disturbed by the animal when they brought them up in their nets and sometimes referred to them as “sea-devils.” If the goosefish needs to relocate, it can use its articul

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