Spooky Deep-Sea fishing caught on a camera by Spanish researchers near the Canary Islands
AND deep sea fisherman He was recently caught on camera at a rare time, delighting social media users as they scared others.
Condrik Tenerife, the Spanish preservation organization and marine photographer David Jara Borguña, shared shots of unusual fish in February 5 Instagram post. The post was described by a prehistoric sea creature as a “legendary fish that few people had to observe alive.”
“Obviously, existing existing records are corresponding to larvae, dead adult patterns or recordings recorded with submarines,” he read a post, which was translated from Spanish.
The video shows extraordinary and threatening fish Swimming from its deep depths in lightly filled water, allowing her to be stunningly observed outside her habitat.
It is rumored to be a “soudosday fish” to bring bad signs of washing on the coast in a popular surf
Deep sea fish was recently observed in shallow waters. (David Jara Boguna/Condrik Tenerife via Storyful)
“It’s a true depth predator, inhabiting the seabed between [600 and 6,000 feet] Deep, and uses his dorsal supplement filled with bioluminescent symbiotic bacteria as a bait to attract his prey, just like in the popular movie ‘Find Nemo’, “The post read.
The post noted that the fish was seen swimming vertically less than the mile from the coast of Tenerife, the largest Spanish Canary islands. Spanish researchers saw a spooky sea creature as they sought sharks.
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It is unknown if the fish lived long after being spotted outside its usual deep sea darkness. (David Jara Boguna/Condrik Tenerife via Storyful)
It is unknown if the fish lived much longer after the pictures were taken.
“The reason for his presence in such shallow waters is uncertain. It could be a consequence of the disease, a current that has elevated from the predator, etc.,” the post explained.
“This surprising discovery did not leave the crew indifferent and will remain forever,” the researchers added.
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Some social media users scared fish. (David Jara Boguna/Condrik Tenerife via Storyful)
The pictures also left the mark on social networks, as the post on Instagram collected almost half a million likes. Many of the users called fish “fuel nightmares” in the commentary section.
“Who let my sister?” One commentator joked.
“He looks like he climbed a sandwich with chicken and coke,” another said in Spanish.
Other videos watched solemnly, since fish and others wonder if it posed for a ominous message.
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“The only thing that matters: is it dangerous for people?” Wrote the Instagram user.
“That’s not good. I hope it’s not a port of earthquake,” another worried.
The fish was seen swimming vertically. (David Jara Boguna/Condrik Tenerife via Storyful)
“Is there anything strange there to show up?” The third user guesses.
“Absolutely amazing! But I’m sorry about him,” said another commentator.
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It is rare for fish to live so deeply in the ocean to wash or see in shallow waters.
Last year, fish Oregon beach operas for the first time in recorded history, surprising sea experts who believe that she originally lived underwater with 3000 feet.
