Rare and 'unusual' deep-sea anglerfish washes up on Oregon beach for first time ever | Oregon
Species, with only a few dozen seen by humans since first discovered, usually lives in darkness up to 3,300ft below sea level
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Species, with only a few dozen seen by humans since first discovered, usually lives in darkness up to 3,300ft below sea level
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