A two-meter forgetting something and a whale? ? figure
This octopus has one eye down and the other up
Its brain is transparent.. it feels like it's looking at a glass ball
These Gulf octopuses eat small fish before killing each other
Many animals in the deep sea glow
very magical
It feels like looking at an amazing tree!
The picture below is: the debris of plankton falling in the sea like snow attracts many particularly good-looking creatures that make a living on it:
Below I see the legendary "Whale Fall"
A sperm whale weighing 30 tons fell to the bottom of the sea. It was first eaten by some deep-sea sharks, then crabs, and many scavengers. Even the bones were eaten by many bugs. The predators of scavengers also come, that is, the fish that swim vertically below:
It is said that the whale fall is an oasis that occasionally appears in the desert, and there are also permanent oasis here.
That is the coral group below (oh~)
Introduced a very romantic and beautiful sponge, and at the same time I felt like a prison-like imprisoned——
There is a kind of shrimp inhabiting it, they lay their eggs here, and then the shrimp can be born from here and leave. But adult prawns can't get out of here anymore. Because the exit was blocked, they were too bulky to get out.
Although it is safer to be in a sponge.
The following is a description of the brine that looks like a lake in the sea because of the different density: There are many corpses here, and the corpses will not rot next to the brine, and there are also many foragers. There is a kind of snake-like thing in it, which always enters Going in and out of the brine trying to find some food, but after staying in it for a long time it twitches and cramps temporarily:
Here are some creatures in the trench: (Usually the trench is considered lifeless, but it does exist)
The following introduces one of the best fish, it can live on the bottom of 8000 meters, it is the deepest life found so far~
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Mid-ocean ridges and hydrothermal vents: a lot of life, especially a lot
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