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Originally Posted by Untitled
we know more about deep space then we do about the ocean...
The common name for the fish is "barreleyes." Monterey Bay Aquarium Research Institute investigators recently figured out why this species has such an unusual head. Its eyes can actually rotate within its "skull," so the transparency allows the wary swimmer to keep a literal eye on happenings above it, as well as to the sides and directly in front.
Using video cameras, MBARI researchers Bruce Robison and Kim Reisenbichler revealed the fish's eye movements. When remotely operated vehicles approached the fish, its eyes glowed a vivid green shade in the bright lights of the ROVs. Usually the fish were just hanging out motionless under the deep waters offshore California's central coast.
Originally Posted by cjspida619
Originally Posted by Untitled
we know more about deep space then we do about the ocean...
so true and the further they go down the crazier the animals look.
i love watchin that stuff on the discovery channel
Originally Posted by Illuztrious
I'm sure it's real....the ocean is like 90% undiscovered....no telling what the hell is down there.
thank you..that was my favorite episodeOriginally Posted by Kickaddicted