Anglerfish use a unique method to catch their prey by employing a bioluminescent lure that extends from their heads. This lure mimics the appearance of small prey, attracting unsuspecting fish and other marine animals in the dark depths of the ocean. Once the prey approaches, the anglerfish swiftly opens its large mouth and uses its sharp teeth to capture it. This ambush technique allows the anglerfish to effectively hunt in their dark environments.
Monk fish
Smaller fish and sea creatures.
Swallow prey
It helps the fish see its prey in the dark ocean
The angler fish is a bony fish found in deeper depths of the oceans. They have a fleshy growth that hangs from their heads, which act as a lure to attract prey.
Lantern fish and angler fish differ in physical characteristics and hunting strategies. Lantern fish are small and have bioluminescent organs for camouflage and communication, while angler fish are larger and have a bioluminescent lure to attract prey. Lantern fish are fast swimmers and hunt in schools, while angler fish are slow and use their lure to ambush prey.
The anglerfish.
Angler fish eat practicly anything in it's path and can strike it's prey in 0.09 seconds so less then a second
they attract it with their "light" and when its close enough, it bites
to feed the angler fish jumps out of the water to grab low flying insects. it also spits out jets of water to "shoot down" its prey. ( from Wikipedia )
angler fish eats various sea fish. and monkfish eat angler fish
Angling is fishing with a lure. the angler gets its name because it uses a light dangling in front of its mouth a a lure. hens the name angler fish, because it gets its prey by angling.