Mouths.

And perhaps the most dangerous one of all.........
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That picture looks all to familiar from my point of view

 

of course it does,you've been getting around up there in the isa

 

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i know what i would like to put in her mouth,my..........................you get the picture

 

Steve, what is the last one? (Not Darths )

 

That second fish scares me deeply.

 

Do you know what type of fish is in the second picture?

 

Actually, looking closer I think it is a Baboon.

 

That's a piranha.

I'd almost rather see the Great White.

As for pictures #5 and #6... what the hell is that thing?

Edit: And what am I looking at in the last picture?

 

5 and 6 are a lamprey eel, I think.

Sorry, but it's not a piranha. Not sure exactly what it is, but it's one of those rarely-ever-seen things that lives 'way down below where there's no light hardly.

Neil

 

Great pictures, Steve. I have just changed my laptop background to the Great White. It may have to be removed - it is quite disturbing...

 

Ok but what is the last photo..the one with the brown rotted teeth..& it looks like a hand is holding it open.....

 

I doubt it. At over 36,000 feet below sea level at the deepest point on Earth, even if there was any light, I kind of get the impression taking so clear a picture of an Angler Fish wouldn't be a simple thing to do.

That, and the pictured fish doesn't have the characteristic 'bioluminescent protrusion' (quoted from marianatrench.com) dangling from its head...

 

It is.

Barbeled Dragonfishes (Stomiidae) http://filaman.ifm-geomar.de/identification/specieslist.cfm?famcode=91&areacode=&spines=&fins=

or

Viperfish http://www.amonline.net.au/fishes/fishfacts/fish/csloani.htm

I think it is the latter.

As highlighted in the below image, it looks to have it (bioluminescence), and I believe that fish's is simply cropped out (snare).
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That last one that Fan512bbi posted looks disgusting, with the rotten teeth. It looks like a honeycomb or something. When I first saw it, I thought it was a pig's mouth.

 

As I said above, I believe it looks like a baboon. Note the teeth design, as well as the shape of the roof of the mouth. Also, the very thick tongue.

I recognized it later since I watched a special on baboons, in which I got to see the inside of the mouth of one, and recognized the teeth and ridges.
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Here's a picture. Note the lure dangling from its head.

 

Um are you serious?

That looks nothing like the posted creature...

If it is a Barbeled dragonfishes, then it has a snare (see this link: http://filaman.ifm-geomar.de/Photos/PicturesSummary.cfm?ID=2714&what=species ), which is most likely cropped out. If it is a viperfish, I do not think it does. Judging from the teeth design, it looks more like a viperfish, but the head looks more like a dragonfish. It really is semantics anyway, both are closely related and the name is interchangale to a degree.

Regardless though, it is not a angler.

 

I know. I've been trying to prove that since my second post in this thread.

 

Umm... I never said it was angler...I said it was a dragon/viper fish.