100 untouched Deep Sea Species Thriller Creature Discovered in Untouched Zealand

Researchers in New Zealand have found 100 new species living in sea water. These species have been found in a bounty trough in South Island, New Zealand. The team of 21 researchers has discovered the species. This discovery has been done in February this year. The search has been found to have mollusk, three fish, a shrimp and a hunter squid. The number of new species has been described even more possibility of increasing.

Researchers discovered for three weeks in the bounty trough. During this time he searched the 800 km long bounty trough. The search marine biologist Doctor Rogers said that when more work is done on the samples found, this number may increase further. It is not only going to be a figure of 100, it is going to go in hundreds. In search, researchers have also found a star shape organism which is only one centimeter big. It has not been identified yet.

The team of researchers collected 1800 samples. These samples were found within a radius of 5 kilometers. Along with Ocean Census, the National Water and Atmospheric Research Institute and New Zealand T Papa Tongreva Museum were also participated in the campaign. The search doctor Moore said that it is still the same as a mystery. They cannot associate it with a family. They do not know where their place is in Tree of Life.

According to Taxonomist Doctor Michela Michel in the Queensland Museum Network, it can be a type of deep sea coral called octocolar. It is believed that there are more than 2 million species in the seas, but so far scientists have been able to get only 10 percent of the maritime life. Researchers from Marine Life are saying that this new discovery will help them understand deep marine life well.