Ocean Life Survey Reveals World of Deep-Sea Creatures

Deep-sea species found by Census of Marine Life - photo
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This baby octopus was probably using its large black eyes to search for a meal when it was snared by Census of Marine Life scientists last month.

In addition to collecting zooplankton, worms, snails, and jellies, the expedition gathered over 120 fish species, including a young oarfish, a rare male anglerfish, and what may be a new species of black dragonfish.

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Photograph by Russ Hopcroft, courtesy Census of Marine Life
 
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