Scientists Uncover Alien Like Predator Dulcibella Camanchaca in Ocean Intensity 8 Thouse Kilometer Under

About 71 percent of the earth has been surrounded by water. That is, more than half of our planets are surrounded by water. And interestingly we know less than 5% of this part. Even scientists have not been able to know what is hidden in the deep depth of the sea. On going 11 kilometers down in the sea, the abyss starts where it is impossible to withstand such a high pressure area. Here 16 thousand pounds per square inch pressure has been reported. There is dark darkness here. Despite this, there are also organism species here. Now scientists have discovered a similar species in the sea which is very strange and mysterious.

Researchers from the US and Chile have discovered a particular species in Atakama Trench along the western coast of South America. It is named Dulcibella Camanchaca. It is such that it seems to be afraid to see it. Its behavior has been described as a hunter. Four creatures have been found in the deep sea 7,902 km below, which is a huge discovery in itself.

It is a organism of the amphipod category. Empods are organisms that are found in both freshwater and sea environment. They are also called sand flea. They live on biological remains. But in contrast, there is a hunter trend in dulcibella camanchaca. It actively discovers its prey.

According to the Science Alert, D. Camanchaca becomes the first hunter Empipod documented in a hodal zone with a depth of more than 6,000 meters. This zone comes in such places of the Earth which has been the least discovered so far. Minimum information about this housing of Earth has been available. Researchers believe that this mysterious field can provide valuable insight to science and even to understand potential lives on other planets.

By studying such deep sea ecosystem, you can find clues about the same atmosphere on Moon like Europe and Enceladus. It is said that there are also deep seas on these moon. That is, in understanding the life outside the earth, this discovery can prove to be very useful.