A member of the Draconidae family, a group of deep-sea fish, or something resembling a dragon.
From dragon or the Greek drako (dragon) plus the suffix -id used for classified organisms or dragon-like things. In zoology, it specifically refers to dragonfish and related deep-sea species with dragon-like features.
Deep-sea draconids are actual dragons living in Earth's oceans—with bioluminescent lures, needle teeth, and hinged mouths that can swallow fish larger than themselves—and most humans have never even heard of them!
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