Perfectly intact anglerfish – bioluminescent tip and all – washed up on a California beach

Anglerfish are deep sea predators, which means that it is pretty rare to see one wash up fully intact. The fish lurk at depths of up to 914 meters, using bioluminescence to lure prey in the darkness.Their hunting technique is perhaps most famously mimicked during that nail-biting chase in 'Finding Nemo'.