Russian fishermen share a collection of ocean monsters that cause fever

Photographs of scary monsters under the ocean have been caught by a Russian fisherman who has attracted much attention on social networks.

Roman Fedortsov fisherman in Roman Fedortsov, Russia, shared many pictures of many strange shapes on Twitter, attracting nearly 28,000 followers, Moscow Times reported yesterday. Fedortsov worked on a tugboat in a port in northwestern Russia and began posting conceded monsters earlier this year. Among the many strange creatures that once caught the net of Fedortsov, there are ranked sharks , an eel-like shark with jagged teeth, dubbed the "living fossil" because it retains many original features.

In the picture is a creature with a large jaw and sharp teeth. Some people believe that the specimens are ray fin fish in the Malacosteus family. This is a wide mouth fish that lives in the deep sea.

Fedortsov also shared pictures of the chimaera , also known as "ghost shark". The eyes of this species only glow when under the light. In the shadow of the sea, "ghost sharks" seem to possess empty eye sockets.

According to Fedortsov, the terrifying fiend in the picture is the black swordfish .

Fedortsov's collection of ocean monsters consists mainly of rare fish with sharp teeth like knives and bizarre bodies.

Fedortsov took a picture of a giant orange sea spider with long legs about the size of a human hand.

Another notable finding by Fedortsov is that the rat-tail fish has red protruding eyes and red lips out, living in the Arctic and Antarctic.