Unusual-looking animals are, in particular, fish, spiders, and echinoderms.
Scientists discovered deep under the Pacific ocean, near Australia, previously unknown to science beings.
As reported by New Scientist, the discovery was made at a depth of approximately four kilometers during a month expedition of the research ship Investigator, owned by the Australian marine national facility. On 15 may, the ship sailed from Launceston, Tasmania, and got to my final destination in Brisbane, Queensland.
More than one third of invertebrates and some fishes found during this expedition, until now, was completely unknown to science.
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