Golden stinger fish caught in Pacific off Mie Pref.

TSU, Japan - This photo taken Jan. 23 shows a rare golden demon stinger displayed at the Shima Marineland aquarium in Shima, Mie Prefecture. The fish was caught in the Pacific off the nearby town of Minamiise on Jan. 4. Aquarium researchers say demon stingers are usually a blackish-brown color and hope the unusual golden fish will ''bring aquarium visitors good fortune.'' (Kyodo)

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