Dragonfish are found in the deep waters around the globe and can exist at a depth of anywhere between 200 to 7000 meters.

Dragon fishes eat algae, insects, insect larvae, small invertebrates, and planktons.

The name Dragonfish comes from the large head, broad jaw, and usually protruding teeth that give the fish a scary, dragon-like look.

Dragonfishes are known to be dangerous and one of the top Deep Sea predators.

Dragonfishes are small and can be about 6.5 to 15 inches long only.

Though there are many different species, a dragonfish can live about 10 years with the right environment while in captivity.

Yes. They are prepared as a delicacy, and there are many different recipes available online to prepare it.

Yes. Dragonfish emit poison that is incredibly dangerous and deadly to its predators. To prepare the fish, the spines and poison sacks must be remo...

Dragonfish belong to the Kingdom Animalia.

Dragonfish belong to the phylum Chordata.

Stoplight loosejaws are carnivores that feed on zooplankton and eat shrimp, krill, and small fish.

You can find stoplight loosejaws around the world, except in the Arctic and Subantarctic, and they are present in waters between 1,700 and 13,000 f...

Scientists believe that the open structure of their jaw allows stoplights to close their mouths quickly and prevent prey from escaping.

Stoplight loosejaws get their name from their red and green photophores, which resemble a traffic light, and their wide, gaping mouths.