Detecting mysterious super creatures on the seabed

This creature has made many scientists confused in identifying its species during the past time.

>>>Video: Mysterious sea creatures newly discovered

A mysterious creature that has not been able to identify the source has been found to live deep in the seabed thanks to a remote control probe.

Mysterious creatures are attracting the attention of researchers.

This creature has made many scientists confused in identifying its species during the past time. It is not like any other creature that humans have ever known before.

Jellyfish or whale fetus?No one has been able to confirm its origin.

At first glance, it seems like a jellyfish or a whale placenta. However, the reality is not so. It does not have the same organs and appendages as the jellyfish that were known and not the whale placenta because the researchers could not determine what the hexagonal parts on its head were. .

Mysterious hexagonal parts on the creature's head

Some researchers believe that it may be the representative of the giant jellyfish Stygiomedusa Gigantea that can grow to 6m in length and was only discovered 114 times within 110 years. Therefore, this jellyfish is very little known to humans.

Contact a tentacle or a part of the body? This creature has
many strange bodies that scientists have not been able to identify.

Others claim that it is a deepstaria Enigmatica jellyfish - an extremely rare jellyfish.

Is it an extremely rare jellyfish?

However, scientists could not confirm these hypotheses because they could not identify what the hexahedron on its head was and its stomach was brown, its double-edged sword appeared to be slightly inferior. often.

Another mysterious part of the strange creature.

In addition, the exact location where the creature was not revealed. This strange video recording was posted on YouTube on April 27, 2012 and seemed to be filmed 2 days earlier.

However, the video poster does not provide any relevant information that may help explain its origin or category to date.

Reference: Daily Mail