Australian Scientists Discover Massive Deep Sea Predator That Looks Like Silly String
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On March 16, 2020, researchers aboard the Schmidt Ocean Institute's ship Falkor stumbled upon a beautiful *giant* Apolemia, a type of siphonophore, in the Indian Ocean off western Australia. The scientists are not sure of the exact length of the silly string-like creature, which was found in the Ningaloo Canyons at a depth of 2,070 feet (631 meters). However, based on the measurement of its outer ring by a laser-equipped drone, they estimate it was 150 feet (46 meters) long.
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- piglet205년 이상That is so cool!!!
- zackb88885년 이상its the biggist animal in history amaaaaaaaaaazing!!!
- masterofevil5년 이상Its sooo long it looks like it is longer than a whale
- chocochex5년 이상to me, it looks like someone ripped out a whale's guts
- 1harrypotterfan5년 이상Now I am glad j.live I. Indiana and not by the beac!!!
- chase545년 이상Omg that's sad 😢😢😢😢😢😢 it can kill the animals in the ocean
- saishus5년 이상It eats crustaceans though, of which there are probably millions of. Even if there weren't that many, the siphonophore still needs to eats. Maybe zoo keepers would breed them if there weren't many crustaceans, but I am not completely sure.
- krazywolf13505년 이상that thing is huge !!!!!!!!!
- thegreatfirefox5년 이상Omg is it longer than the blue whale...?
- zztrooo5년 이상if you live in australia that is relly cool
- zztrooo5년 이상That green thing is so cool but so weird!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!