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More than 2,100 M Below Suruga Bay, a Fish of 1.40 M and 25 Kg, Unknown to Science, Was Walking: the Camera at 2,572 M Filmed How It Swims
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In the abyss of Suruga Bay, Japan, the researchers discovered an entirely new species of fish: Narcetes shonanmaruae. Measuring 1.40 m and weighing 25 kg, this deep giant swims actively at more than 2,100 m below the surface, challenging scientific expectations. More
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