'Faceless' fish missing since 144 years rediscovered
A "faceless" deep-sea fish reportedly missing since 1873 has been rediscovered by scientists off the Australian coast. The fish's mouth is located at the bottom, hence, no eyes or gills can be seen on its sides. "It looks like two rear-ends on a fish," said the lead researcher who also described finding "amazing" quantities of rubbish on the seafloor.