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Chimera, also know as: Atlantic ratfish
This is a bizzare deep sea catriligous fish related to, incredibly, sharks and rays. Like the other species of ratfish, the chimera has glowing biolumiscent spots along it's body, and mainly floats about the deep ocean floor with it's circular pectoral fins, scavenging for food. It can go 1 month without eating, and it has a very ancient body structure, with it's ansectors emerging in the jurrasic age.