If you've seen Finding Nemo, then you might recognize this first species. The anglerfish seems very simple as a concept, which is just to use the little light on their head to attract prey and eat them, but searching a little more, you'll find that there is a lot more to this bioluminescent beast then what meets the eye. The males are generally smaller than females. A male will attach to a female like a parasitic little bug until he is morphed with her. The woman is just fine, but the male loses many of his vital organs and only the small remnants of him that remain are left for the female to mate with.

Little is known about the rare phantom jellyfish, as it has only been sighted underwater 27 times due to its midnight zone dwelling. This jellyfish is the largest invertebrate predator in the ecosystem, measuring over 10m in length. Its bulbous head is over 1m tall and long.