Deepstaria enigmatica, is a jellyfish of the family Ulmaridae first described in 1967 by F.S. Russel. The bell of this jellyfish is very thin and wide (up to approx. 10 m), and resembles a translucent, undulating sheet or lava lamp as the animal moves. They are usually found in Antarctic and near-Antarctic seas but have been spotted in waters near the United Kingdom, at depths of 829 to 1830 meters.
marine biologists identified the creature as an enigmatic jellyfish called Deepstaria enigmatica, first described by F.S. Russel in 1967. Of course, it doesn’t look much like the types of jellyfish with which we are most familiar. D. enigmatica is quite different. Also visible in the video is a net-like patch that some have speculated looks like a network of nerves. In fact, this is part of their digestive system. While the jellyfish floats along, it will come upon some prey, who ultimately get tangled in their large bell. The jellyfish seals the bell around the prey and stings it until it is dead. As it begins to digest the animal, the nutrients are taken up by that net-like area. en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Deepstaria_enigmatica
At first it kinda looks like the sub genus of the jelly fish , the elusive and thought to be the culprit of the Burmuda Thing, yes the jamfish. No known specimen has been captured and preserved. 🇺🇸🍺
Right, don't listen to clickbait titles, people. This is not a sea monster, this is Deepstaria Enigmatica, a type of large jellyfish. Instead of using trailing tentacles to catch prey, like most jellyfish, it wraps its large, thin body around its victim like a trash bag. Remember: bullshit is everywhere on the internet, but real knowledge is just a google search away.
+MovingTarget85 "Remember: bullshit is everywhere on the internet, but real knowledge is just a google search away." Because google never leads to bullshit.
I worked for this company from 05 to 07 as a rigger. Great job, constant change, and in the elements. To me the oceans are amazing. This looks like an alien I guess it's close enough
Actually only .0001 percent is explored with ROVs and subs. Detailed scans are only available for about 15% of the oceans floor, but that won't reveal new species.
Cynthia Downs agreed we must look to view all creatures in their natural state and habitat. There are many more unusual species we do not yet know about just like the bed sheet creature we have just viewed. My only hope is that someday maybe I could discover a new creature myself perhaps during a diving expedition or whilst travelling through forrestry. 👍
I was kinda in a trance when the lights, colors, and ripples in the creatures skin were expanding and making odd shapes. Truly a spectacle to behold. I have never seen anything like this and found it quite impressive. I'm sure whatever it eats dies a disturbing death.
Check what fish live locally to you. Good chance you could be swimming with a 4 foot musky with 700 teeth look them up. Or even better a spotted gar. Look them up. Ocean has some crazy shit but so does freshwater. Catching a 20 pound 4 foot musky is absolutely crazy. Fish is almost as tall as I am. The state record is like 56 inches almost 5 feet tall.
+KMo / Starbrethren I'm right there with you, on a doc some duuuuuuumb as people wanted to go swimming with what they seriously believe to be a fucking megalodon. (for those that don't know. Megalodon = 2 to 3 times bigger than a great white shark. Is also a shark just dino old.)
Dr. Snowman Hello. Yeah. On other comments someone said the type of jellyfish. It should be on there somewhere but it was not me who identified it. It is a beaitiful creature though.
"Hey Bob, The Boss wants you to go down to section #314, and put a weld on a pipe seam...Yeah , Don't worry about that...Just cafeteria rumors... You'll be fine, just a quick dive....." (NOM -NOM !!!B U R P !!!)
This is not a blanket octopus. This is a rare jellyfish species Deepstaria Reticulum. They normally don't move around like a bag blowing in the wind but the propulsion of the ROV is causing it to flap around and go inside out.
I have worked most of my life both above and below the ocean here in Australia and i have never seen anything like this what ever it is it sure is Amazing to watch.
Bianca Scholtz Lol! I like how they gave it some giant impossible to pronounce scientific name, Stygiomedusa Gigantea. Why can't we just name it "the Sea Blanket" and call it a day?
ungabungaable please take science seriously, making a stupid childish joke like this can take away from educating people about the various sea creatures, dosser
This thing showed intelligence. It jetted away in the beginning then reappeared nice and slow like it was checkin' shit out. Could've been currents but I don't think so.lol Fuckin' killer creepy cool though.lol
Patrick TheBaptist That was my thought too when I first replied. Someone was sayin' whale placenta and I corrected Stygiomedusa Gigantea. But then I just couldn't bypass the fact that it HAS NO BELL, no organ cover. I'm no biologist but all the Stygio's I looked up have the bell body coverin' their organs. This shit was free floatin'.lol Cheers.
+Rich Purcell I don't think it was free floating at all but definitely showed intelligence. It released information about itself slowly and deliberately.
I figured it was a jelly fish of some sort, regardless of the lack of tentacles. The jelly-like body and movement was a dead give away but when the center part came out, it was the icing on the cake. Crazy massive creature. Crazy rare as well. Love
Matthew Meek "Wasn't right the first time you said it, why the hell would it be right the next ten times"..... "God!!"... Thumbs up for you mate, you cracked me up.
Trans mutating...almost morphing but yet definitely part of the jelly fish family...there's also a jelly fish that is immortal by somehow cloneing itself at the end of it's life cycle by turning assexual when faced without a suitable mate.
Absolutely beautiful. When it first appeared, it looked like a waterbed mattress dumped & floating on currents in the ocean. After reviewing it whole, I would guess that it would be some kind of forced filter feeding (using that huge membrane to force water through its filters) jelly fish. I have to admit that in the beginning it almost looked CG when it first emerged. I hope for more encounters.
Find it ironic we 'know more about' space than our own planet. There's a lot of stuff we still don't know about under the ocean which is pretty eerie if you think about it.
So I was on my yacht cooking up the biggest pancake I had ever made in my life on the deck. Then I hit a wave and it flew overboard...Never knew what happened to it until now..
It looks to be incredibly intelligent, the way it's interacting with the camera almost like it knows what it is. The bio luminescence is strange as well the way the light moves through the being like smoke is interesting. Its amazing seeing footage of rare life.
We finally encounter extraterrestrial life, hiding out in the oceans of the Earth, and what does it do? It flashes its junk at us. Guess they're no more elevated than we are.
i was wondering where my brown bed sheets had gone to
+AzzyTheMLGPro azzy, we love you
you mean white XD
+AzzyTheMLGPro Azzy what are you doing here ?
+AzzyTheMLGPro exactly what i was thinking, haha!
+AzzyTheMLGPro where did you put chaboy?!?!?!?!?!?!?!?!?!?!?!?!!??!
Deepstaria enigmatica, is a jellyfish of the family Ulmaridae first described in 1967 by F.S. Russel. The bell of this jellyfish is very thin and wide (up to approx. 10 m), and resembles a translucent, undulating sheet or lava lamp as the animal moves. They are usually found in Antarctic and near-Antarctic seas but have been spotted in waters near the United Kingdom, at depths of 829 to 1830 meters.
Wow, thanks for that!
theyre at a depth of 5000m though?
i think thats FEET. so 5000 feet.
No tentacles? No sting? Maybe it just wraps around you and digests you :)
thought it was a squid lol
marine biologists identified the creature as an enigmatic jellyfish called Deepstaria enigmatica, first described by F.S. Russel in 1967. Of course, it doesn’t look much like the types of jellyfish with which we are most familiar. D. enigmatica is quite different.
Also visible in the video is a net-like patch that some have speculated looks like a network of nerves. In fact, this is part of their digestive system. While the jellyfish floats along, it will come upon some prey, who ultimately get tangled in their large bell. The jellyfish seals the bell around the prey and stings it until it is dead. As it begins to digest the animal, the nutrients are taken up by that net-like area.
en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Deepstaria_enigmatica
My first thought was some sort of jellyfish. Thanks for the info.
kinda looks like a egg sack
I was thinking it was some sort of jellyfish, i’m glad i was able to discern the kind of creature it was except not to accuracy.
At first it kinda looks like the sub genus of the jelly fish , the elusive and thought to be the culprit of the Burmuda Thing, yes the jamfish. No known specimen has been captured and preserved. 🇺🇸🍺
👏👏👏 I was in awe...thanks for the info!
it's Rosie O'Donnell's underwear.
Nah, didn't see any dick holes.
lol
Ichiwo Konnichiwa
I can't believe you would mock the women of the world like that.
Ichiwo Konnichiwa Underwear, my ass, that's Rosie O'Donnell, herself!!!
Ichiwo Konnichiwa lol!
Whatever it is you can bet the Japanese are eating it.
hahahahahaha good one
Good one!!!! Lol
Yep and They smell funky too ... not the pretty ones tho .... okay I give up the pretty ones smell funky too ...
Prob fishing it into extinction just like everything else they fish for
Probably not cause they live so deep in the ocean and there pretty rare and look at thing... its cool but not a thing you would typically want to eat
Right, don't listen to clickbait titles, people. This is not a sea monster, this is Deepstaria Enigmatica, a type of large jellyfish. Instead of using trailing tentacles to catch prey, like most jellyfish, it wraps its large, thin body around its victim like a trash bag. Remember: bullshit is everywhere on the internet, but real knowledge is just a google search away.
+MovingTarget85 Finally someone that said a real answer identifying it
+MovingTarget85 "Remember: bullshit is everywhere on the internet, but real knowledge is just a google search away."
Because google never leads to bullshit.
Here in my Garaaage. just bought this new Lamborghini. But you wanna know what i like more than my Lamborghini? knawadge. xDxDXD
+Deso Lark punched out and sucked off
Knowledge
Now imagine you are working there as an underwater welder on that oil rig
I worked for this company from 05 to 07 as a rigger. Great job, constant change, and in the elements. To me the oceans are amazing. This looks like an alien I guess it's close enough
As a what now?!🥺
My brother did also in the legal department years ago. If I'm not mistaken they just about went under (no pun intended) fairly recently.
Half Life 3 Confirmed
+Hellfire0220 helo
+Hellfire0220 stop using this meme. Is not even funny anymore. It never was
+Solaxe S so many people agree with you... Look at all your likes?
Damn nature, you scary.
***** Matthew Santoro reference here?
eclipseslayer98
Family Guy reference. But maybe they were referencing that guy?
Perhaps.
+eclipseslayer98 Maybe.
+eclipseslayer98 Matthew got it from Family Guy
Weird, you can see the honeycomb hexagonal pattern in the skin.
wow... just imagine the ones we can't see in the deepest farthest parts of the ocean... it would probably scare the crap out of us
its already been identified as a species of giant jellyfish
rly? did u have more informations or a website about this animal?
Kerrie Wilson I don't think your ready for this jelly.
thy very much :)
Kerrie Wilson And they have an electrical charge that kills.
Kathy Inigarida didn't know that thanks :)
Thats not a monster.. thats a big ass jelly fish! :D
Then where's the big scrotum jellyfish?
90% of the ocean is unexplored... I wonder what else is out here that we don't know of.
Norma Lujano probably my dad
Selathiel Lloyd no I'm here....
Christopher Leveck 😂😂😂
90% unexplored but 100% polluted, thank you humankind. As what else may be out there , who cares when you can spend trillions on space exploration?
Actually only .0001 percent is explored with ROVs and subs. Detailed scans are only available for about 15% of the oceans floor, but that won't reveal new species.
Just looks like a regular dolphin to me
😂
Kicker Kick please take science seriously, a joke like this can take away from educating people about the various sea creatures.
gabj en I could see how he could’ve mistaken it as a dolphin
Cynthia Downs agreed we must look to view all creatures in their natural state and habitat. There are many more unusual species we do not yet know about just like the bed sheet creature we have just viewed. My only hope is that someday maybe I could discover a new creature myself perhaps during a diving expedition or whilst travelling through forrestry. 👍
gabj en hmmm it looked like a baby whale my guy
That's some alien stuff.. but the government will come out and say it's a weather balloon lol
Exactly lol
Kinda looks like a superhero. Ha!
I was kinda in a trance when the lights, colors, and ripples in the creatures skin were expanding and making odd shapes. Truly a spectacle to behold. I have never seen anything like this and found it quite impressive.
I'm sure whatever it eats dies a disturbing death.
Yeah I get on that level too when I take my meds...
It’s a blanket jellyfish, or Deepstaria jellyfish.
Its a fallen angel
Imagine deep sea diving and in the distance you just see this massive outline slowly drifting towards you
YUP
free food
grips you like a weighted blanket!
this is why I refuse to swim in the ocean. who knows what weird shit lives in the gloom?
Same
Check what fish live locally to you. Good chance you could be swimming with a 4 foot musky with 700 teeth look them up. Or even better a spotted gar. Look them up. Ocean has some crazy shit but so does freshwater. Catching a 20 pound 4 foot musky is absolutely crazy. Fish is almost as tall as I am. The state record is like 56 inches almost 5 feet tall.
Fuck the ocean. Nope nope nope nopenopenopenopenonononononoooooooooo. The one thing I will always have a legit fear of. It tops spiders for me.
+KMo / Starbrethren
Ocean is amazing.
+Nightwind's Top Gaming don't we know more about outer space than the ocean?
+KMo / Starbrethren Pretty much my answer whenever someone asks if I would ever go on a cruise.
same here
+KMo / Starbrethren I'm right there with you, on a doc some duuuuuuumb as people wanted to go swimming with what they seriously believe to be a fucking megalodon. (for those that don't know. Megalodon = 2 to 3 times bigger than a great white shark. Is also a shark just dino old.)
I thought it was just a plastic sheet but then you see the veins. Weird creature!
it's a jellyfish
Liam Kristoffer Andréas Yeah. It is an impressive one.
Dylan seymour what type of jellyfish?
Dr. Snowman Hello. Yeah. On other comments someone said the type of jellyfish. It should be on there somewhere but it was not me who identified it. It is a beaitiful creature though.
Dylan seymour thank you.
"Hey Bob, The Boss wants you to go down to section #314, and put a weld on a pipe seam...Yeah , Don't worry about that...Just cafeteria rumors... You'll be fine, just a quick dive....." (NOM -NOM !!!B U R P !!!)
"Where's the tarp?"
"The what?"
"The big red tarp."
"Nuts. Well..."
oh that's where my draws went!
Kyle Preudhomme That's funny :-D
Its not funny to be going commando in jeans....the rubbing is painful'
+Kyle Preudhomme Always RUBS me the wrong way too....
+Kyle Preudhomme Isnt it drapes? Thats where your drapes went?+++++++++++++++++ sorry i have a postive issue
Damn it Shaq! I told him to stop throwing his condoms into the ocean!
This is a footage of Spawns cape under the ocean
This is a very old jellyfish.
Looks like my blanket
+Lucrezia Farnese I wish I was your blanket.
I'm also aware how creepy this comment sounds, but fuck it #YOLO
+Iconoclastic hahaha
+Lucrezia Farnese thats what happens when you dont wash you blanket it becomes sentient :O
rock962000
Yes, that's obviously what I thought and I wasn't at all making a joke or being sarcastic.
You sound mad. Why don't you log off.
Iconoclastic go catch some Z's kid
its that creature from the movie creepshow where it stalked some young people in a lake :)
Tariq Sadiq, tell me about it! they don't make them like that anymore!
ah ha yes!
Buck Wilder that's what I was trying to think of
Buck Wilder it has a penis.
Buck Wilder That was my shit yo😂😂THE RAFT
It’s wanket, the water blanket Pokémon
aw cute
😂😂
Spiders aren’t looking too bad right now.
It's a Jellyfish. It has all the same organs as smaller ones.
I agree it possibly could be a a newly discovered species of jellyfish
looks more like a huge amniotic sac, doesn't it? maybe a whales...
Nope, it swum around, you can see it.
Docktor Jim IT'S TINY BABY SQUIDS ATTACHING TOGETHER
TheMG26 Those white organs around a cluster of tentacles in the still are common to all jellyfish.
This is not a blanket octopus. This is a rare jellyfish species Deepstaria Reticulum. They normally don't move around like a bag blowing in the wind but the propulsion of the ROV is causing it to flap around and go inside out.
Cool.
The vast majority of depths of the sea remain unexplored as is space. The thought of what mysteries lie beneath and far beyond is very intriguing.
We know more about space than our ocean by the way.
In some angles it definitely looks organic, octupus or jellyfish like, and others times it resembles a big dirty sheet.
Blanket octopus: immune to man of war poison, wraps them up, rips off their poisonous tentacles, and uses them as defensive whips. Science bitch!
You drill holes into the unknown, and when you are finished, creatures like this emerge into the light.
I have worked most of my life both above and below the ocean here in Australia and i have never seen anything like this what ever it is it sure is Amazing to watch.
It's the King Jellyfish. Are you feeling it now Mr. Krabbs?
I know I may sound stupid but that looks like someone's curtain got lost lol
Bianca Scholtz How dare you NOT BELIVE!!!!Why for do you do this thing????? Husan CHOP!
Bianca Scholtz I was thinking plastic bag like you get on a new mattress until I read Briar Fox's explanation.... lol
Bianca Scholtz Lol! I like how they gave it some giant impossible to pronounce scientific name, Stygiomedusa Gigantea. Why can't we just name it "the Sea Blanket" and call it a day?
Goy Ishah Maybe that's what Stygiomedusa Gigantea means in latin.
Goy Ishah Haha!
so there's my blanket!
That thing was looking at the camera, like it knew somebody was watching!
Imagine being a scuba diver and this 13 meter jellyfish engulfing you.
its the evil fitted sheet monster......
ungabungaable I hate that!
it's the KKK
King of Hearts uh...what?.....shut up, it is not....is it?
King of Hearts its, black Panther party
ungabungaable please take science seriously, making a stupid childish joke like this can take away from educating people about the various sea creatures, dosser
looks like a plastic sheet that was dumped in the ocean
You know all those baby wipes you flush down the toilet? They've become self-aware.
It looks more like a glob of leaked oil, but I'm sure the oil company would rather we think it's a sea monster.
This thing showed intelligence. It jetted away in the beginning then reappeared nice and slow like it was checkin' shit out. Could've been currents but I don't think so.lol Fuckin' killer creepy cool though.lol
Rich Purcell Stygiomedusa Gigantea.
It's a jelly fish.
Patrick TheBaptist That was my thought too when I first replied. Someone was sayin' whale placenta and I corrected Stygiomedusa Gigantea. But then I just couldn't bypass the fact that it HAS NO BELL, no organ cover. I'm no biologist but all the Stygio's I looked up have the bell body coverin' their organs. This shit was free floatin'.lol Cheers.
+Rich Purcell I don't think it was free floating at all but definitely showed intelligence. It released information about itself slowly and deliberately.
I agree. It actually looks like it "jets" away just b4 it goes out of view then comes back to investigate. Pretty cool.
+Richard Purcell Its a fucken jellyfish bruh.....
I figured it was a jelly fish of some sort, regardless of the lack of tentacles.
The jelly-like body and movement was a dead give away but when the center part came out, it was the icing on the cake.
Crazy massive creature. Crazy rare as well. Love
+Heerah Youvraj I'll pass. Small objects are choking hazards. Dismissed.
+Heerah Youvraj have some shame, kid. you know the sickos who sexually harass other people on the internet? yup, you're being one of them.
+Judith de Myorzo The burn felt around the world. Props on standing your ground Judith
Lolz was it? I legit just thought of it off the top of my head. But, thank you, thank you -insert bow here-
Reynstone He is poor troll with sad skills because english bad so offense not taken. lmfao
I believe I saw this attack the USS Enterprise on Star Trek! Spock mind melded with it!
Spongebob Squarepants carries on a whole new meaning here
ITS A JACKAL, IS IT A JACKAL? ITS A JACKAL JACKAL IS IT A JACKAL?
Matthew Meek
Nice!!
Matthew Meek "Wasn't right the first time you said it, why the hell would it be right the next ten times"..... "God!!"...
Thumbs up for you mate, you cracked me up.
SWINE LUBE Kudos on the Nikname my good sir, it's grotesque yet whimsical.
Tanks. The same goes right bak at ya, Mr. Tuggin....heh
It wasn't right the first time you said it...why the hell would it be right the next ten times...lol
IT'S A SEA DUVET!
I have come to conclusion that this is a giant Blanket Jellyfish!
“Doesn’t look like anything to me” Bernard Lowe
OMG!!! West world!! Lol
Wheres my Pokeball, goddamnit!
lol
W dupie
Zły Maciek straight up
Why do you have to use such foul language. You should be ashamed of yourself.
When they put that oil rig down, they just moved the headstones...but they left the bodies behind!!!!
Poltergeist reference... awesome!!! (I bow to Ari)
Whhhhhhyyyyy! Whhhhhhyyyyyyy!
Explain
It broke my heart when i saw the title calling such a Beautiful, majestic creature a monster
The hexagonal pattern on this strange creature is the same as that on the wings of some insects such as Mayflies. Phi truly is the divine ratio.
It's actually beautiful, it looks like a sheet made of silk.
Either a never before seen jelly fish or a ginormous sea slug with no home
Trans mutating...almost morphing but yet definitely part of the jelly fish family...there's also a jelly fish that is immortal by somehow cloneing itself at the end of it's life cycle by turning assexual when faced without a suitable mate.
It's a jellyfish species, not a monster...he just wanted to check you out that's all. A beautiful creature as well.
Aliens doing their laundry..they have beds too that need clean bed sheets.
The article that brought me here said I won't sleep after watching this.
Yawn...fucking zzzz Yawn, good night.
sean meehan clickbait x1000000
too right! all facebook is these days :/
+MattMzansi lol
+MattMzansi lol
alex ives lol
Absolutely beautiful. When it first appeared, it looked like a waterbed mattress dumped & floating on currents in the ocean. After reviewing it whole, I would guess that it would be some kind of forced filter feeding (using that huge membrane to force water through its filters) jelly fish. I have to admit that in the beginning it almost looked CG when it first emerged. I hope for more encounters.
It looked like it evolved out of human plastic bags. 😂.But yes, definitely beautiful! 🎉❤
It's very curious about the ROV. ❤.
So it thinks. 😮
The afterbirth from a Blue Whale
Surgical it does look like that
It’s a jellyfish actually..
I'll never get in the sea ever ever ever again.
Stuff like this shows us just how amazing and diverse nature can be. :-)
Deepstaria Reticulum, giant rare jellyfish.
It’s confirmed to be a deepstaria jellyfish and it’s a shapeshifter
Find it ironic we 'know more about' space than our own planet. There's a lot of stuff we still don't know about under the ocean which is pretty eerie if you think about it.
Anyone else think the guy on the other end of that camera must have pooped his pants when that thing crossed his screen?
My first guess would be this was some sort of bio luminescent jellyfish... but it changes shape to much. That thing is freaky but awesome.
Its called the Stygiomedusa gigantea
inserts "THANK YOU" gif here
+Easyx issx this is not 9gag
actually it's called Deepstaria enigmatica
Thanks to this video SpongeBob got his bedsheets back.
that is why I never scuba dive at depths greater than 500 feet
The Abyss anyone?
So some Islamic chick drops her possessed burka in the ocean and...
+voodoolife Pure fascist commenting.
I'm not a racist, I'm a bigot... Islam is not a race 'educated' one...
+Ares Kalogeropoulos Σιγά μωρή εσύ θίχτηκες, μήπως είναι δικιά σου η μπούργα;
These people are such morons. Fuck Islam.
+Dangerous insects planet Islam is a violent anti life ideology. Particular Muslims May not be, but Islam is.
in the last couple of minutes I felt like I started watching something that I shouldn't have been watching..... ;)
even sponge Bob couldn't catch that jellyfish
holy shit it's a jelly blanket
I don't know, but it looks more like a big glob of crude oil that congealed in cold water. But, what do I know?? Maybe it is a huge sea monster.
It's like a jelly fish that feeds on oil.
How do you know a person is old?
When they remember the dead sea as just being a little sick.
Tony Music
Aight ill play this game *ahem*
What does a crusader say when he throws a hail mary?
Ave Maria!
I know what it is. It's the Great Nope. A.K.A. the Mega Fuck That Jelly Shit Fish.
its in the jellyfish family... just read an article on it, its not unidentified anymore:P
Yeh and that creatures name is a plastic bag
Egor Yarovoy en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Siphonophorae
Egor Yarovoy exactly what I thought when it.
Would you post the article for us?
VimanaPilot uh just google it i dont have the link for the article.
So that’s where my ditto went, goddamn it Bobby
So I was on my yacht cooking up the biggest pancake I had ever made in my life on the deck. Then I hit a wave and it flew overboard...Never knew what happened to it until now..
It looks to be incredibly intelligent, the way it's interacting with the camera almost like it knows what it is. The bio luminescence is strange as well the way the light moves through the being like smoke is interesting. Its amazing seeing footage of rare life.
looks like Donal Trump Hair!
Was it really a monster or was it just very large?
And what was the scale and approximate size of this previously unknown sea creature?
I don’t care if you’re a professional marine biologist, I know if you saw that your first reaction would be “WHAT THE FUCK”
perhaps a giant jelly fish of some kind or a giant sea slug really. can't be any thing else
looks like a type of jelly fish
but then again with all the meteors that hit the ocean and all the toxic crap spilled who really knows what it is
LOU2U2 it is a jellyfish
the deeper you go the weirder things get
terrace Robinson that's what she said...drops the mic
We finally encounter extraterrestrial life, hiding out in the oceans of the Earth, and what does it do? It flashes its junk at us. Guess they're no more elevated than we are.
truly fascinating, cheers for posting.
maybe some dying denizon of the deep deep ocean, perhaps
It was a jelly fish
+PositiveLastAction do you know this as fact, or is it an assertion? i am sure there is much we have to learn about the deep, dont you think?.
+Fyodor48 I know this as a fact. It's called a Deepstaria Enigmatica. I agree the oceans still full of mysteries but this one has been solved.
+PositiveLastAction in which case i consider myself, enlightened. i am grateful for your reply.
many thanks.
+Fyodor48 no worries. ;) it's still pretty cool though!
That might be my London Fog raincoat that I lost on the pier back in '88. Check the pockets to see if my wallet with my $48 is still in there.
Peter griffin: hey is that my froggie butt cloth
One of millions of Blobs of oil floating around under the surface from Deep Water Horizon!