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    The document summarizes creatures that live in the ocean, with a focus on those found in the deepest parts. It notes that 95% of the living space on Earth is in the ocean, with 80% remaining unexplored. Scientists estimate up to 10 million undiscovered ocean species exist. The text then describes some of the unusual life found in the deepest zones, such as blobfish, goblin sharks, giant isopods, and fangtooth fish. It also mentions mythical sea creatures like mermaids, sirens, the kraken, and the megalodon shark.

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    The document summarizes creatures that live in the ocean, with a focus on those found in the deepest parts. It notes that 95% of the living space on Earth is in the ocean, with 80% remaining unexplored. Scientists estimate up to 10 million undiscovered ocean species exist. The text then describes some of the unusual life found in the deepest zones, such as blobfish, goblin sharks, giant isopods, and fangtooth fish. It also mentions mythical sea creatures like mermaids, sirens, the kraken, and the megalodon shark.

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    The document summarizes creatures that live in the ocean, with a focus on those found in the deepest parts. It notes that 95% of the living space on Earth is in the ocean, with 80% remaining unexplored. Scientists estimate up to 10 million undiscovered ocean species exist. The text then describes some of the unusual life found in the deepest zones, such as blobfish, goblin sharks, giant isopods, and fangtooth fish. It also mentions mythical sea creatures like mermaids, sirens, the kraken, and the megalodon shark.

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    The document summarizes creatures that live in the ocean, with a focus on those found in the deepest parts. It notes that 95% of the living space on Earth is in the ocean, with 80% remaining unexplored. Scientists estimate up to 10 million undiscovered ocean species exist. The text then describes some of the unusual life found in the deepest zones, such as blobfish, goblin sharks, giant isopods, and fangtooth fish. It also mentions mythical sea creatures like mermaids, sirens, the kraken, and the megalodon shark.

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    ABOUT THE OCEAN

    CREATURES/MYTHS
    The ocean (Ancient Greek:
    Ὠκεανός, trans. Okeanós) is
    a body of water that makes
    up most of a planet’s
    hydrosphere.
    Humans have explored and discovered almost all areas of land, but the ground on
    which we stand is only a tiny percent of the world. The ocean accounts for over
    95% of the earth’s living space, and 80% of this vast realm remains unexplored,
    untouched.
    • How do we know what’s on the bottom of the ocean?
    • The truth is, we don’t.
    • Scientists believe that up to 10 million ocean species are undiscovered. But the
    ones that have been recently unearthed in the deepest, darkest trenches of the
    world prove to be quite remarkable.
    • Discover the deepest part of the earth, including what lives at the bottom of the
    ocean and the creepiest creatures in the deep sea.
    • Scientists divide the ocean into zones:
    -Sunlight, Twilight, Midnight, Abyssal, and Hadal.

    Sunlight is the zone nearest the surface, while


    Hadal is the deepest part of the ocean. Different
    creatures live in different zones, and most of the
    ocean’s space is in places untouched by man.
    Humans have explored and discovered almost all areas
    of land, but the ground on which we stand is only a tiny
    percent of the world. The ocean accounts for over 95%
    of the earth’s living space, and 80% of this vast realm
    remains unexplored, untouched.

    How do we know what’s on the bottom of the ocean?


    The truth is,
    we don’t.

    Scientists believe that up to 10 million ocean species are


    undiscovered. But the ones that have been recently
    unearthed in the deepest, darkest trenches of the world
    prove to be quite remarkable.
    What Lives at the Bottom of the Ocean?
    Pelican eel
    Anglerfish
    Hatchetfish
    Tripod fish Frilled shark
    Squid
    Rattail fish
    Sponges
    Sea cucumbers Comb jellies
    Octopuses Pink see-through fantasia
    Snailfish
    Fangtooth fish

    Zombie worms
    Dragonfish
    Goblin shark
    Blob Sculpin
    • Blobfish can grow to more than
    two feet in length and resemble a
    ghoul more than they do a fish.
    Goblin Shark

    Literally dumbest Animals


    in the World is Goblin
    Shark
    • The goblin shark is a
    descendent of a 125
    million-year-old shark
    family.

    And I’m so sorry


    but
    They looking
    funny
    In a good way
    They’re cute
    Giant Isopods
    deep sea creatures giant
    isopod
    • Giant isopods resemble
    pill bugs, and they eat
    whale carcasses.
    Frilled Shark
    A Frilled shark picture
    The frilled shark swallows
    its prey whole and will
    even eat other sharks!
    12 of the weirdest deep-sea creatures that lurk
    in the oceans’ depths
    • A huge amount of the deep sea is still unknown to us. Take a look at
    some of the bizarre animals that live down there...
    Fangtooth
    Two hundred metres is all that separates you from an literally
    Alien world.
    ‘Twilight zone’ of the deep sea, where the Sun’s rays
    gradually fade away and animals play a deadly game of hide-
    and-seek with predators in the shadows.

    Dive down beyond 1,000 metres and you’re in the ‘midnight


    zone’, a vast darkness punctuated by flashes of light from life
    forms that hunt for food and seek mates here. It’s a world
    with terrifying teeth, like those of the fangtooth fish. But
    don’t let the fangtooth scare you: it’s about the size of a
    grapefruit.
    • I wanted to add some mythical sea creatures
    We have
    And Megalodon
    Mermaids They’re not mythical creatures
    Sirens But now they are probably extinct

    Kraken
    Calypso
    Loch Ness

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