Here's what we *do* know:
* It lives in the deep sea: Blobfish are found off the coast of Australia and Tasmania, at depths of 600-1,200 meters (2,000-4,000 feet).
* It's a very poor swimmer: Because of its gelatinous body and lack of muscle, the blobfish doesn't swim actively. It mostly rests on the seafloor, relying on currents to bring food to it.
* It eats whatever comes its way: The blobfish is an opportunistic feeder and eats small invertebrates and crustaceans that drift by.
The blobfish is considered a vulnerable species, and its population is threatened by deep-sea fishing.
We are still learning about this fascinating creature, and hopefully, we'll learn more about its habits and behavior as research continues!