The bizarre deep-sea anglerfish's mating process - CGTN
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THE FEMALE ANGLER FISH – the male is just a irritating parasite no more than just a pair of living gonads or “the secrets to a long and blissful marriage.” – THE
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Parasitic male Anglerfish, Linophrynidae - Stock Image - C037/3543 - Science Photo Library
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The bizarre deep-sea anglerfish's mating process - CGTN
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It sucks to be a male anglerfish. They're puny compared to female and incapable of surviving on their own. Immediately after hatching it latches to nearest female fusing with it for good.
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Female anglerfish mate with tiny male suitors who latch on like parasites
Female anglerfish mate with tiny male suitors who latch on like parasites
Male deep-sea anglerfish attach themselves to the females during sexual reproduction-Tech News , Firstpost
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The Horrors of Anglerfish Mating
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Male/Female Anglerfish are the Most Different in the World and the Way They Mate is Insane » TwistedSifter
When an Anglerfish finds a suitable mate, the male bites into her belly and latches on until his body fuses with hers. Their skin joins together, and so do their blood vessels,
