The ocean is full of interesting creatures, and it seems that the deeper you go, the harder it gets to predict what you might find! Here are 10 deep sea creatures that look nothing like the animals we're so used to seeing on land.
1. Japanese Giant Spider Crab
If you thought spiders were creepy, get ready to meet the giant spider crab. They're like the tarantulas of the sea. It's a good thing they tend to only be found at the bottom of the ocean.
2. Dumbo Octopus
Okay, this one's actually kind of cute. The way he swims around looks just like the way Dumbo the elephant flies with his ears! In fact, that's where it got its name.
3. Ghost Shark
Although shark is in its name, this rare fish is actually a Chimaera!
4. Frilled Shark
Researchers believe that these are the creatures that people have mistaken for mythical sea serpents. Frankly, I wouldn't be surprised. They look like sea serpents to me!
5. Gulper Eel
In my opinion, Gulper Eels are far more terrifying than the snakes on land that they so closely resemble.
6. Vampire Squid
These squids can turn inside out to reveal a spiky underside to defend themselves!
7. Bobbit Worm
These worms can grow up to 10 feet in length! They also have a VERY strange story behind their name (check out the video to learn more, but be warned, it's a pretty gross story).
8. Deepstaria Enigmatica Jellyfish
This jellyfish could almost be mistaken for a balloon or a plastic bag, but don't be fooled, this is a real living creature.
9. Viperfish and Deep Sea Anglerfish
Viperfish and deep sea Anglerfish make adorable lanterns seems a little more menacing.
10. Wolffish
With a name like "wolffish", we should have known they would be terrifying. There are even some species of Wolffish found in freshwater rivers!
We've only explored about 5% of the ocean, so who knows what else might be lurking out there, be it cute or downright terrifying!
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