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Black-eyed mother squid carrying eggs in ocean

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2790473 months ago

Crab with zoanthid

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1840413 months ago

Cute sea creature

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17751062 months ago

Jaggedhead gurnard, native to eastern indian ocean and western pacific ocean. Its a deep water fish, and can found around 304m (997ft). It can grow up to 30cm (12 inches). Its one of the least studied deep water fish and only know member of its genus.

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1540382 months ago

A Jellyfish swimming with a Fish inside it

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1067412 months ago

What's this?

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8461112 months ago

Lumpsucker found in the freezing waters of Arctic North Atlantic and North Pacific. It swims at depths of 1700 m (5600ft)

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837343 months ago

Great footage of mother octopuses guarding their eggs (+ a baby octopus right at the end!)

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73882 months ago

Peacock mantis shrimp eyes have 16 photoreceptors, compared to a human's three, and can see not just visible, but also ultraviolet and polarized light.

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687172 months ago

The owlfish living at depths of over 6,000 meters (19,685 feet).

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61753 months ago