Unbelievable Under water discovery :Strange creature under the sea

Journey to the depths of the ocean in this extraordinary documentary exploring some of the strangest and scariest deep sea creatures. Witness the bizarre-looking goblin shark with its unusual snout and ability to swiftly extend its jaws. See the bizarre pelican eel with its massive mouth for gulping down prey larger than itself. Watch in horror as the menacing deep sea dragonfish lures its victims in with a bioluminescent lure and strikes with lightning speed. And be amazed yet repulsed by the giant sea spiders with leg spans up to 50 cm hunting for prey on the sea floor. This fascinating yet frightening glimpse into the deep ocean and its alien inhabitants will shock and amaze.

Timestamps:

Intro 00:00​
Fangtooth 00:08​
Goblin Shark 01:11​
Sea Spider 02:18​
Black Swallower 03:17​
Pelican Eel 04:33​

Summary:

• The fangtooth is a deep sea fish with an elongated head and large fangs that allow it to feed on scarce prey in the extreme ocean depths.

• Goblin shark: Has unusual elongated snout and extendable jaws; can grow up to 12 feet long; lives at depths of 492-13,000 feet.

• Sea spiders: Unusual marine arachnids with leg spans up to 50 cm; feed on mollusks, crustaceans, sea cucumbers, and sea anemones; live mainly in deep waters up to 7 km down.

• Black swallower: Can swallow prey much larger than its 6-8 inch length; has well-developed sense organs to detect prey in pitch darkness; found in tropical/subtropical waters 492-13,000 feet deep.

• Pelican eel: Has massive jaw and mouth sac up to 11 times its body volume; swallows prey much larger than itself; lives at depths of 1,600-10,000 feet.
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