So, blobfish don’t really look like melting ice cream in their natural environment ... After all, in what Frable calls “the largest habitat on the planet,” who knows when another meal ...

A New Zealand-based nonprofit announced the blobfish as the winner of its "Fish of the Year" vote, years after it was named ...

In their natural habitat, on the seabed at depths of about 2,000ft to 4,000ft (600m-1,200m), blobfish resemble any other fish. But when brought to the surface, where the water pressure isn't high ...

Blobfish’s remarkable comeback story, from ‘world’s ugliest animal’ to New Zealand’s fish of the year - Ugly Animal Preservation Society mascot beats fellow deep-sea critter orange roughy to title ...

But the blobfish isn't all the "blobby" in it's natural habitat. In the cold, dark depths of the Atlantic, Indian and Pacific Oceans − between 1,970 to 3,940 feet deep − the blobfish looks ...

When left in its natural habitat, the blobfish looks significantly different. New Zealand’s Fish of the Year contest aims to raise awareness about lesser-known marine species, and the blobfish ...

The gelatinous fish grows up to 30cm long. In its natural habitat, the blobfish maintains a typical fish shape due to high water pressure. When brought to the surface, however, the lack of ...

In their natural habitat, on the seabed at depths of about 2,000ft to 4,000ft (600m-1,200m), blobfish resemble any other fish. But when brought to the surface, where the water pressure isn't high ...

both species are vulnerable due to similar habitat challenges. Proper management of orange roughy habitats could benefit blobfish conservation efforts. The blobfish’s win shines a light on the ...