A scary-looking creature with “devil” in its name was spotted close to the surface off Tenerife, a Spanish island.

Also called an angler fish or sea-devil, the most horrifying part is the multiple rows of spiny teeth in its wide mouth. In fact, large adults have been known to eat diving ducks and seabirds.

Feeling that tug on the line, an angler sets the hook and reels in a small sunfish, then asks the perennial question: Should I keep it? Sunfish, also known as bluegills and pumpkinseeds, are a go-to ...

Like other angler fish, they use light that shines from a ... and eat whatever they can find at the bottom of the sea. "Food at the depths that these guys peruse can be very sparse, so football ...