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Scientists at University of Western Australia set new record for deepest fish ever filmed at a depth of 8,336 meters.
During an expedition that took place in August 2022, the research vessel DSSV Pressure Drop embarked on a two-month journey to investigate trenches in the Pacific Ocean near Japan. The primary objective of the expedition was to examine the populations of deep-sea fish. While conducting filming activities, the research team unexpectedly encountered a previously unknown species of snailfish at an astounding depth of 8,336 meters, equivalent to over 27,000 feet, specifically in the Izu-Ogasawara Trench.
At a depth of 8,022 meters, scientists successfully obtained two fish from traps. This achievement is noteworthy because it includes the capture of a snailfish species known as Pseudoliparis belyaevi. Notably, this is the first time a fish has been collected from depths exceeding 8,000 meters, as these snailfish were previously observed solely at a shallower depth of 7,703 meters.