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This attribute controls the content of the description and og:description elements. | Deep-sea anglerfish are fishes well-known for their luminescent lures, used to attract prey amidst the ocean's dark depths. They, or creatures with similar lures on their head, are often used in media because of the surprise value: the lure seems nice and pretty at first, but turns out to be a trap set by a horrifying creature. (It also helps that Real Life deep-sea anglerfish are one of the more hideous-looking deep-water beasts.) |
