Once considered extinct and disappeared for over 150 years a strange and rare Faceless Fish was finally re-discovered by marine biologists on the eastern coast of Australia at a seabed depth of 4,000 meters, this being the second discovery since its last discovery In 1873 at an offshore location of Papua New Guinea.
Native to the sea below thousands of meters, researchers from Victoria and the Australian government's Commonwealth Scientific and Industrial Research Organization (CSIRO) have also discovered the presence of strange-bodied coffinfish fish, eel Gulper (Eurypharynx pelecanoides), long-spiked stone crags in bright red And many other deep sea animals.
Quoting from National Geographic, Although nicknamed as a fish without a face, but that does not mean Faceless Fish fish has absolutely no face. Just like fish species in general, just the location is different. Still having a mouth and a nose with its two pink holes, at first glance we see it looks like a pair of eyes.
And we can really think it does not have a face, as with gills, nose or mouth is not at all visible if we see it from the side. While the symmetrical shape of his head is very difficult to recognize between the front and rear.