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Bruce, you are going to know
this fish. He's one of our fun

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pals that we really enjoy
encountering every once in

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awhile at these depths. As far
as we know there is only one

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species across the pacific
that looks like this, this is

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a sea toad or coffin fish.
It's in the same order as the

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angler fishes and frog fishes.
Oh, he's lifted his foot, he's

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starting to get a little
concerned. He's says if you

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guys don't leave, I'm walking.
What's going on here? I'm

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doing it really slow so they
can't see me. Whoa, someone

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lost some weight. I wish I
could do it that easily, geez.

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I need to know his secret. I
think he's going to actually

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swim away. I think he is too.
Here he goes. He says, they

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are on to me, it's time to
move. That was it? That was

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the big move? That was a big
buildup. These are not very

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active fish, they are like the
shallow water frog fish that

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divers like to photograph,
they don't move around much,

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they depend more on sitting
and ambushing their prey.

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There he goes, so they do
swim. Yep, is that a parasite?

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Oh you are right it is a
parasite. Feet out for

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landing. It does!