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American scientist managed to get the sea creature and more like a "demon", rather than deep-sea fish. Special glow that radiates from the scales of fish, making it look like the devil incarnate.
Leo Smith, holding the position of Professor at the University of Kansas, has been studying the ecology and evolutionary biology. Using a special camera, the Professor managed to get quite rare the fish, which is due to the red glare of his eyes and a peculiar glow scales appearance looks like a demon. Leo himself noticed that due to the specific characteristics of this type of fish has sharp spines that protect them from predators, which only helped the establishment to maintain a demonic look.
Smith added that the majority of barbed pingora are harmless enough way of life, and to hurt others they are capable of only defending himself sharp bone spikes. The red glow pingora was captured with the help of special equipment and the ability of the fish to fluorescence.
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