It’s a stone fish

Stone fish dont use lures to catch fish they use a pure stealth technique and tons of stillness they also have poisonouse epidermic like needles that stick up on there back

xxFalconArasxx stfu plz

@@hannahcarson6304 they have tiny things on the top of them to catch Prey Foolish enough to try and eat it

I just call them camouflage boys

LouisianaGatorGirl it's not an angler

@@loganbarcelos7089 bruh it is read the other comments headass

@@loganbarcelos7089 it's an angler alright a lophius, a monkfish common enough and the only species whos habitat is somewhat accessible to humans hence why they are a species of commercial significance the tail has similar taste and consistency of lobster...its just not an angler with the bioluminesant lantern and enormous eyes we typically associate with anglers those live in the Bathypelagic zones and are rarely encountered alive by humans

Its only been 2 minutes

@@loganbarcelos7089yes it is dummy

Exactly

Yeah exactly 😂😂😂

cdwag23 let me see u try it

He's just lost all confidence in himself after loosing the kids to Mrs. Puff.

lmao

mirror man we can’t there’s to much pressure and salt even a submarine can’t handle that

They are deep sea fish, so little bit harder to catch... Also I think the only edible Anglerfish is the Monkfish. You can catch them somewhere in Norway and they are available on some high-end fish markets. Tastes a lot like lobster...

mirror man me too

I swear bruh!

You'll find videos of people who have caught monkish (like the one in this video), but that's the only species of Angler that we know of that lives in water shallow enough for humans to fish. I caught a monkish once with a whole sprat at Fenit Pier Co.Kerry, there was a time when those waters would yield almost anything and I was hoping to get skate or medium sized Conger . No fight and no life just dead weight and the steel trace is recommended. I thought I'd snagged a lump of seaweed, I had an old guy at the Pier tell me it was a monkfish and I should get a picture of it and eat the tail.....sea devils and humpback anglers and the such, the ones we typically think of when we say anglerfish typically live between Bathypelagic zones and the Abyss, you ain't reaching them without about 6km of line in your reel.

or is fisherman a mimic of it?

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yes it is

@@00v4mp00 No it's not. It's a monkfish.

@@PennyDreadful1 monk fishes are a type of anglers

Yes it is an Anglerfish, specifically the species Lophius Piscatorius . By taxonomic definition, any species belonging to the order of Lophiiformes is an Anglerfish.

yea it is bro the angler part is the thing on its head moving this is a sub spiecies, they come in a wide veriety and shapes

Stonfish have venomous epidermic spines that run along its spine and they also do not use a lure to catch prey this right here is a species of deep sea monkfish

Since when did stonefish exist in norway

@Ludwig Broström (elev) Sorry your wright just looked it up sorry for the long time to reply

A monkfish is an anglerfish. A monkfish is a genus, and an anglerfish is an order which monkfish belong to. So the title is indeed correct. The deep sea anglerfish you are refering to are ceratiids.

It didn't even bite. Only swallowed. lol

He didnt get the fish 0:17 :) Watch it in slow motion !!!

The monkfish is a type of angler fish though

@Panisanat Watanaudomkiat you're right i dunno why my past self wrote this comment. sorry

@Panisanat Watanaudomkiat Oh? And your evidence is the title and no research? That's understandable.

@Panisanat Watanaudomkiat Alright what about it?

wiki says otherwise lol en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Lophius

Navin Shankar stonefish is a different species

Nope! That's an anglerfish called the common angler/monkfish