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The tripod fish is a deep-sea creature that stands on the ocean floor using three long fins

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Horned Koster - a species of marine fish, sometimes referred to as a box fish

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You can actually communicate with a Humpback Whale... and it's beautiful!

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So much life on this planet we’ve never seen 😎

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Cute pufferfish 🐡

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Bro is not ready to take a small one, negotiating for a big fish 😭

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Deep sea selfie stick = nature’s tripod

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Baby tripod fish 📹Pedro Valencia

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The tripod fish stands on fins up to a metre long, that are thought to fill with fluids to enhance their rigidity These and its pectoral ones above provide sensory information in the midnight zone, where no light reaches 📹Schmidt Ocean

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Tripod fish live at depths of up to 6000 m below the surface. They are practically eyeless because of its super-dark habitat but their long fins can feel the vibrations made by approaching prey on the seafloor [📹 Schmidt Ocean]

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