This footage by Scuba Ventures in Kavieng, Papua New Guinea, shows one of the rarest animal sightings in the world: a Chirodectes maculatus, an incredibly rare genus of box jellyfish which had only been sighted once before [source: https://t.co/2ho9MoWNQ8] https://t.co/luEKZk20X1
@REKTIFIEDYT @umikpro@You_areamoron@BannedalotIV@awlilnatty In the unique case of water, the solid form of water (ice) is actually less dense than the liquid form of water. This is due to the crystalline structure of ice and how it pushes its molecules far apart. This can be seen when ice cubes (less dense) float in water (more dense).
@DarknWindie Not sure if anyone commented this yet, but I assume this art is referencing this Gulper Eel finding from a couple years ago:
https://t.co/XrJbA5VgoM
Whale sharks are the biggest fish in the ocean, and they are beautifully majestically creatures.
This one swimming in bioluminescent algae looks like its swimming with the stars!
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@hifacter @HamishSymington That would be interesting to see and I'minterested in that video you are referring to, however, is it still considered "dark" if bees can see UV? It will be dark to us but maybe not to them.