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Gallery: Dinner Time!

Disappearing Act

A red Irish lord in chilly Queen Charlotte Strait, British ­Columbia, is having difficulty swallowing its favorite prey, the pygmy rock crab. Unfortunate sideways orientation ­combined with the crab’s grip on the fish’s upper lip mean that this meal might not come so easily. Photo by David Hall

It's a fish-eat-fish world out there (or a fish-eat-parasite world). Point is, there's a lot of snacking going on. Be it an opportunistic whale shark that's formed a partnership with fishermen, a painted frogfish using a homemade lure or a team of striped marlin herding prey together, what's for dinner is a question universal to all of us.