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they need usee in their light string on thee heads of the ugly creature. they stay in dark holes in the water to allow it to stay dark and keep ts light in use.
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∙ 15y agoBecause that is what they are adapted for.
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What creatures live in the abyss?
Plankton ,Dragon fish ,the deep sea angler ,and the giant squid(octipus).
Is there a reason why angler fish have a light on their head?
thay live in the deep were ther is no light so thay use the light to achacted pray
Where do Lantern Fish Live?
40 years or longer. (Some species of angler fish, in the same deep sea class, live to 100 years.)
Can you name five animals that live in thae deep zone?
Nine Gilled Shark Giant Squid Angler Fish Umbrella Octopus Vent Tube Worm
Do angler fish live in groups?
yes they do. they help each other hunt but they don't like to share.
How deep does angler fish live?
very deep
How deep does a angler fish live?
very deep
Where does the angler fish live?
it live's in deep blue water
What oceans do angler fish live in the world?
Deep sea angler fish live in all oceans deep enough for their life, salinity, and preasure limitations. They have been found in all deep seas.
What do deep sea angler fish live in?
ocean water
The angler fish is adapted to which environmental condition?
Angler fish live in very deep water where there's hardly any light.
How many Angler fish live in Florida deep-sea?
a lot
What are angler fish enemies?
Angler fish live deep in the ocean, so their only enemies are other creatures that can dive as deep as they do. Angler fish are preyed on by sharks, groupers, squid and anything else that's big enough to swallow these small swimmers.
Where do you think angler fish live mostly?
deep down low in the ocean floor
Does the angler fish live in the cold water?
angler fish do not live in the cold
What sea creatures live in the trench zone?
Dragon Fish, octopus, angler fish, and jellyfish.
What creatures live in the abyss?
Plankton ,Dragon fish ,the deep sea angler ,and the giant squid(octipus).
