Anglerfish were originally found in Brazil by a man named Liechtenstein in 1823, but the name Anglerfish was made in the 1900’s. Anglerfish mainly eat shrimp. Anglerfish can eat animals up to twice their size. A new species of Anglerfish was recently found, here’s a picture of what it looks like: (at the bottom of the paragraph). The Anglerfish is at the top of its food chain, so nothing hunts it except for humans. The Anglerfish has a symbiotic relationship of parasitism. The male Angler Fish will attach onto the female Anglerfish with his teeth and over time he will fuse with the female Anglerfish, and use up the resources of the female Anglerfish. A female Anglerfish can have 6 male Anglerfish attached at a time. When the female Anglerfish