The researchers discovered a new type of incandescent sea in the midnight in the ocean.
The scholars of the MPAI research research (MBARI Research) said in a press statement on Tuesday that while Bathydevius Caudactylus is classified as a marine alloy, it was called “Mystery Molusk” because the creature was not like anyone else he had previously faced.
The researchers said that the name of the sex of mystery Mollusk, Bathydevius, is a play on the nature of the “twisted” seas that deceived researchers.
Bathydevius is the first nodiabran, or a sea alloy, known to live in the depths of the sea. The SEA SLUG body consists of a large gelatin cover and a tail -like tail. It can be glowed with biological shill.
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Bathydevius caudactylus is classified as a sea bomb. (car)
It lives at a very depth from 1000 to 4000 meters, or 3300 to 13100 feet, below the surface in the middle of the night in the ocean, creating a unique challenge for scientists who have worked for decades to classify the mysterious animal.
“We have invested more than 20 years in understanding the natural history of this wonderful type of Nudibranch,” said Bruce Robson, the great world in Mubari. “Our discovery is a new piece of puzzle that can better help understand the largest habitat on the ground.”
Bathydevius Caudactylus can glow with biomed, the ability that researchers say to deter predators in the depths of the sea. (car)
The researchers found that Bathydevius has evolved to find unique ways to stay in its environment.
It uses a cavernous hood for peneles “like the Venus Fly plant”, such as some gel, anemia and Anchemi. The mysterious creature is also hiding from predators in sight, taking advantage of its transparent body.
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However, if you feel threatened, SEA SLUG will light up with a biological spin to deter and behave hungry predators. The researchers have once noted that the creature shines and separates “a drop -off lowering of the tail, likely to serve as a trap of a potential predatory attention.”
Bathydevius caudactylus is believed to be called eggs at the bottom of the sea. (car)
Bathydevius, like other emotions of bone, is hermaphrodite, has male and female sex organs. The researchers said that the animal will descend to the sea bottom for hatching, using their muscle foot to hold to the muddy sea floor before launching their eggs.
MBAri scientists said that thanks to the technique of the advanced underwater elbow, they were able to collect the most comprehensive description of any creature in the depths of the seas so far.
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“What is exciting for me about mysterious softness is that it represents the amount we learn and we spend more time in the depths of the seas, especially less than 2000 meters,” said Stephen Hadok, the great world in Mubari. “In order for there to be a relatively, unique and glowing animal and truly emphasizes the importance of using a new technology to classify this wide environment.”