Abnormal Unused Species Discovered In Black Deep Ocean 5500 Meter Underneath on Sea Floor

In the depths of the sea, scientists have found such creatures which had never come in the eyes of humans. These creatures are very mysterious and had never been seen before. Researchers have found these organisms in the depths of the Pacific Ocean in Clarion-Clipperton Zone. Many species of such organisms have been revealed in this zone. The region falls between Mexico and Hawaii.

Scientists say that this is a zone in which there is always a dark shadow. That is, it is the black world of the sea in which light never goes. The discovery of strange creatures has proved that the sea is still hidden within itself, which is not yet reaching human. According to the press release released by the University of Gothenburg, a 45-day research campaign was carried out in the Clerion-Clipartone Zone located between Mexico and Hawaii in March.

The British Research Vaisal James Cook also had a scientist Thomas Dalgren, who is a Marine Echoologist and works at the University of Gothinberg. They are also associated with Norce Research Institute. According to Thomas Dalgren, this area is the area of ​​the Earth that has been the lowest explore. This area was studied as part of abyssal plains. The depth of the sea here ranges from 3500 to 5500 meters.

Scientists say that even though the sea region surrounds more than half of the earth’s surface, man has very little knowledge about the animals that flourish inside them. Researcher Thomas Dalgren believes that this campaign is the same as the earlier 18th century was run to find new species and ecosystem. It has proved to be very thrilling for him. The density of species in this area is very high, which is a very surprising thing. These creatures have molded themselves that it is difficult to believe them.

In this campaign, sea cucumbers have found some creatures that are one of the biggest creatures found in the campaign. They act like a vacuum cleaner at the sea floor. Their specialty is that they find a place where other organisms have passed very few.