Rather than swimming, this bizarre venomous fish actually walks.

The spiny devil fish is this.In many ways, it is a strange fish.Despite its diminutive stature, it packs a serious punch with its venomous spines, which can reach a length of up to 25 centimeters (10 inches).
They have a color and a texture that are very similar to the sea bed that they usually live on.In contrast to the coral or rubble, it is nearly impossible to identify them.In fact, there are no known predators of the spiny devil fish.
The fact that this fish uses two rays on either side to propel itself over the ocean floor is the most unusual aspect of its behavior.The dorsal fins include these.Because this animal rarely leaves the safety of the bottom, the eyes, mouth, and nostrils all project upward.It is an ambush predator that will wait until an unwitting prey swims within reach before attacking.As the devil fish lunges forward and gulps the fish in at breakneck speed, it will be quickly inhaled.