Rare Black Devil Fish Found in Tenerife: Why It's Such a Unique Sighting - D1SoftballNews - A new media company that covers technology news

Scientists off the coast of the Canary Islands, a beloved Lithuanian island, have captured something no one on Earth has seen for a long time: a black monkfish slowly disintegrating towards the surface. This is only the second time in history that this unique-looking inhabitant of the ocean depths has been captured on camera.

According to a marine biologist, only dead adult specimens had been seen so close to the surface.

An unprecedented finding has surprised the scientific community: for the first time, the black devilfish (Melanocetus johnsonii), a species from the deep sea, has been sighted alive in surface waters near Tenerife. The discovery took place two kilometers from the coast of Guía de Isora and was recorded in video by the NGO Condrik Tenerife, specialized in the conservation of sharks and rays in the Canary Islands. Until now, this species had only …

For the first time, a specimen of Black Devilfish, also known as “Melanocetus johnsonii”, has been spotted in broad daylight and on the surface. The Black Devil Fish charge surfaced first appeared on Eleven News.

A rare specimen of black devilfish was first spotted swimming on the surface and not in the dark abyssal depths of the sea. The encounter with the exotic fish was made in the waters of Tenerife, Spain. This strange fish, whose scientific name is Melanocetus johnsonii, for the first time has been spotted near the coast, in a fact that check everything we knew about its behavior and habitat. Marine biologists of the organization Condrik Tenerife, …

It is a fish that lives in the depths of the sea and had not been seen on the surface. What its finding means.