Weird deep sea animals

From prehistoric sea creatures, mammals, and reptiles that still exist and are alive today in the Philippines. This article will showcase 10 living fossils.

Beneath the ocean's twilight zone, where sunlight surrenders to eternal darkness, the goblin shark reigns as one of nature’s most enigmatic creations. Rarely glimpsed and steeped in mystery, this deep-sea predator seems less a creature of this world and more an emissary from some primordial era. With its elongated, blade-like snout and jaws that extend

Be thankful these monsters live at pressures humans could never survive at.

Been watching too many nature documentaries.

Moray eel

Bigfin Squid

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These are the most bizarre aliens ... err, animals ... in the ocean.

Just mucking around with what a live action version of these 2 might look like.

These are the siphonophores, some 180 known species of gelatinous strings that can grow to 100 feet long, making them some of the longest critters on the planet. But instead of growing as a single body like virtually every other animal, siphonophores clone themselves thousands of times over into half a dozen different types of specialized cloned bodies, all strung together to work as a team---a very deadly team at that.

Vampire squid photo Stephen Haddock

Don’t click if you have thalassophobia.

Bio Sapiens on Instagram: “Oarfish are large, greatly elongated, pelagic lampriform fish belonging to the small family Regalecidae. Found in all temperate to tropical…”

Vampire squid, neither squid nor octopus