Fish prey on fishing rods

Fishing rod or Wolftrap fish (Anglerfishes) belongs to the Lophiiformes bone fish family. (Photo: bizarbin.com)

They live in the deep waters of the Atlantic and Pacific Ocean. (Photo: nationalgeographic.com)

This species has a variety of colors, from gray to dark brown and has a body length of 20cm to 100cm. (Photo: lastown.com)

The fishing rod possesses a bizarre body with an 'oversized' head, an unusually large upper jaw and can be folded down to accommodate the lower jaw. (Photo: thefeaturedcreature.com)

They are considered one of the 'monsters' of the sea. (Photo: ru-wallp.com)

The jaw with sharp fangs is also a powerful weapon for Wolftrap when hunting. (Photo: tumblr.com)

In addition, they attract special attention thanks to the natural 'fishing rod' on the top of the head. (Photos: wikispaces.com)

Wolftrap's 'fishing rod' makes prey jump into their mouths. (Photo: blogspot.com)

The ugly body is the advantage of Wolftrap fish, helping them to hide and wait for their prey to fall into their mouths. (Photo: blogspot.com)

Due to the ability of the jaw and stomach to expand itself, the fishing rod can digest a large prey twice their size. (Photo: fineartamerica.com)