Strange Creatures Seen Riding Giant Sea Spiders in The Midnight Ocean
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Researchers have investigated deep-sea spiders off the coast of Australia and found out that the colossendeis tasmanica is organic luminescent. Their legs emit a deep blue light – while the body remains invisible on images.
At a depth of more than 3 kilometers in the Pacific Ocean, amazing behavior was recorded. Who and why uses giant spiders as underwater transport ᐅ TSN.ua (news 1+1).
Giant Sea Spiders That Glow in the Dark
Is that headline from an item label in the Halloween section of your local store, or from a description of your worst nightmare? Neither, it's a scientific study of real spiders in the real world. However, species like Colossendeis tasmanica (shown) and others live in the deep depths of the Eastern Australian Abyss, up to 16,000 feet below sea level. They're pretty big, too, with 25 centimeter (nine inch) legs. Marine biologist Jérôme Mallefet…
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