CBS News on X: RARE SIGHTING: A rare deep-sea anglerfish, usually found at ocean depths of more than 2,000 feet where sunlight doesn't penetrate, was found on a beach in San Diego

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Another Deep-Sea Anglerfish Washes up on San Diego Beach – NBC 7

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Rare deep-sea anglerfish discovered by lifeguard on Southern

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Another Deep-Sea Anglerfish Washes up on San Diego Beach – NBC 7

Another Deep-Sea Anglerfish Washes up on San Diego Beach – NBC 7

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