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Deep-sea mission uncovers 31 new species
- A deep-sea expedition discovered 31 new species in the ocean's midwater, Earth's largest and least explored ecosystem.
- The new species include transparent creatures with glittering hair and a crustacean living inside another sea animal's body.
- Discoveries feature an amphipod, a fast-moving gossamer worm, nine jellyfish, seven siphonophores, seven comb jellies, four larvaceans, and two giant rhizarians.
- Dr. Karen Osborn of the Smithsonian National Museum of Natural History described the midwater habitat as filled with incredible animals scientists are just beginning to understand.
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Deep-sea mission uncovers 31 new species
Scientists uncovered transparent creatures with "glittering" hair and a crustacean that lives inside the see-through body of another sea dweller.
·Missoula, United States
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