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Most people do not accidentallycelebritiescreaturecutedangerdeepfacefactfluffyinedibleknowlargelargelylistmascotmusclesoceansremembershortswallow what a blobfish is. It is the world's ugliest animal. It is also the new accidentallycelebritiescreaturecutedangerdeepfacefactfluffyinedibleknowlargelargelylistmascotmusclesoceansremembershortswallow of the Ugly Animal Preservation Society (UAPS). The UAPS asked 11 accidentallycelebritiescreaturecutedangerdeepfacefactfluffyinedibleknowlargelargelylistmascotmusclesoceansremembershortswallow and comedians to make a accidentallycelebritiescreaturecutedangerdeepfacefactfluffyinedibleknowlargelargelylistmascotmusclesoceansremembershortswallow video on what they thought was the ugliest accidentallycelebritiescreaturecutedangerdeepfacefactfluffyinedibleknowlargelargelylistmascotmusclesoceansremembershortswallow on Earth. Thousands of people voted to decide the winner. UAPS president Simon Watt said he didn't want to use a accidentallycelebritiescreaturecutedangerdeepfacefactfluffyinedibleknowlargelargelylistmascotmusclesoceansremembershortswallow animal as the society's mascot. He wanted people to know that not-so-cute animals are also in accidentallycelebritiescreaturecutedangerdeepfacefactfluffyinedibleknowlargelargelylistmascotmusclesoceansremembershortswallow. Mr Watt said: "We've needed an ugly accidentallycelebritiescreaturecutedangerdeepfacefactfluffyinedibleknowlargelargelylistmascotmusclesoceansremembershortswallow for endangered animals for a long time…For too long the cute and accidentallycelebritiescreaturecutedangerdeepfacefactfluffyinedibleknowlargelargelylistmascotmusclesoceansremembershortswallow animals have taken the limelight." He thinks the blobfish will make people accidentallycelebritiescreaturecutedangerdeepfacefactfluffyinedibleknowlargelargelylistmascotmusclesoceansremembershortswallow the uglier animals.

Blobfish live in the seas and accidentallycelebritiescreaturecutedangerdeepfacefactfluffyinedibleknowlargelargelylistmascotmusclesoceansremembershortswallow near Australia and New Zealand. They stay accidentallycelebritiescreaturecutedangerdeepfacefactfluffyinedibleknowlargelargelylistmascotmusclesoceansremembershortswallow on the seabed or ocean floor between 600 to 1,200 metres accidentallycelebritiescreaturecutedangerdeepfacefactfluffyinedibleknowlargelargelylistmascotmusclesoceansremembershortswallow. They can grow up to 30 centimetres long. They have very accidentallycelebritiescreaturecutedangerdeepfacefactfluffyinedibleknowlargelargelylistmascotmusclesoceansremembershortswallow heads, small bodies and thin tails. Their name comes from the accidentallycelebritiescreaturecutedangerdeepfacefactfluffyinedibleknowlargelargelylistmascotmusclesoceansremembershortswallow that they look like a large blob of jelly. This is because they have no accidentallycelebritiescreaturecutedangerdeepfacefactfluffyinedibleknowlargelargelylistmascotmusclesoceansremembershortswallow. They float in the water and accidentallycelebritiescreaturecutedangerdeepfacefactfluffyinedibleknowlargelargelylistmascotmusclesoceansremembershortswallow things that swim past them, like small crabs and shellfish. Even though humans do not eat blobfish (they are accidentallycelebritiescreaturecutedangerdeepfacefactfluffyinedibleknowlargelargelylistmascotmusclesoceansremembershortswallow), fishermen accidentallycelebritiescreaturecutedangerdeepfacefactfluffyinedibleknowlargelargelylistmascotmusclesoceansremembershortswallow kill thousands each year. They are caught in the nets of fishing boats. Scientists are worried that this will put the blobfish on the accidentallycelebritiescreaturecutedangerdeepfacefactfluffyinedibleknowlargelargelylistmascotmusclesoceansremembershortswallow of endangered animals.