The "rubber-nosed" and "winged" fish caught in the net surprised everyone with their unusual appearance.
The fisherman was shocked to see the prey. The "rubber-nosed" fish was also met with interest by social network users.
According to Qadin.Net, this was reported by CBC.
Harry Goodyer caught an unusual fish in Bonavista Bay, northeast of the Canadian province of Newfoundland.
"The fish, extracted from a depth of 800 meters, had wings, and the nose was like rubber," said the fisherman.
Both Goodyear and his team said they had never seen anything like it. On the beach, he showed a strange hunt to the employees of the fish factory, but they also did not know what it was.
It was possible to determine the type of fish with the help of social network users. It turned out that this is a nasal chimera.
Because he lives in the depths, almost nothing is known about his biology, life and behavior.