A newly discovered cave fish is gaining attention for its unusual appearance. The fish has no eyes and lacks pigment, allowing its brain to be visible under its translucent skin. It also features a distinctive hump, spiny fins, and a unique snout shape.

The discovery was made by Dr. Matthew Niemiller while studying a cave system near Huntsville. The cave is already home to several rare species, including the endangered Alabama cave shrimp and two species of cave-dwelling crayfish.

Further details about the discovery and the fish's characteristics are available from the source, including information about its potential status as one of the rarest fish in the world.