Flashfish

Name: Flashfish
Scientific Name: Kryptophanaron alfredi
FAQ:

• The flashlight fish are a family, the Anomalopidae, of beryciform fish. There are some unrelated fish with similar features, some of which are also called flashlight fish. 
• Notable among these are the deep sea lanternfish, of the family Myctophidae, of which there are over 200 species.
• Flashlight fishes live in tropical waters across the world. Some species move to shallow waters or coral during the night, but otherwise, they are exclusively deep water fish. 
• SIZE: They are typically about 14 centimeters (5.5 in) in adult length, although some species reach twice this size. 
• DIET: They feed on small crustaceans.
• Flashlight fish are named for their large bioluminescent organs. These are located beneath the eyes and contain luminous red bacteria. 
• Different species have an array of methods for shielding the light to escape from predators. The light is used to attract prey, and for communication.