Yes, that's right: some species of dragonfish - the Malacosteidae - emit red bioluminescence that neither they nor their prey have retina pigments to detect. Their eyes receive the red light and then convert it to a visible wavelength using biofluorescence. biolum.eemb.ucsb.edu/organism/dra...

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Teeth seem to be the theme in the deepsea. Check out the bioluminescence on the cheeks of this dragonfish. So alien! #deepsea#fish

"drawing furry versions of deepsea creatures" part 3 Dragonfish

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Just updated TrueNAS Scale to Dragonfish-24.04.2.1. Everything seems to be running as intended so that's good news so far.

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Scientists Discover Peculiar New Species of Dragonfish in AntarcticaSciTechDaily#Species#Biodiversity#ScienceMore infoEcoSearch

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The jaws of a deepsea dragonfish just seem to keep opening. They must be terrifying if you’re a little fish in the deep.