The Black Carpet Deep Sea Creature

I ve heard about a possible urban legend about a deep sea creature known among divers as the black carpet.

The black carpet deep sea creature.

Black carpet urban legend. I ve heard about a possible urban legend about a deep sea creature known among divers as the black carpet. Shag carpet of the sea. Careful measurements in the laboratory confirmed why cameras could not capture their features.

16 new species of terrifying fish that barely reflect light were discovered by biologists who compare their camouflage to the ultra black material called vantablack. Legend of the deep sea black carpet from diveranon giant sea anemones the bloop close. The japanese spider crab is the largest known crab with a maximum leg span of 3 8m. And i was looking at all these black scary looking fish she says.

From the mysterious oke bay creature to the giant kraken here are 7 mysterious deep sea creatures found on google earth. Crossposted by 3 months ago. Many of the black fish found in the deep sea absorbed more than 99 5 percent of the light that hit. Black carpet urban legend.

It seems to be a sort of urban legend among divers. Outside the monterey bay in california on board the western flyer marine biologists led by karen osborn have discovered 16 new specials of terrifying deep sea fish that hardly reflect light just like the famous. It is said to be a giant flat black siphonophore that is about a mile long wide and covered in feelers with an occasional 20ish foot long transparent tentacle. In a paper published thursday in current biology they report snaring the first documented ultra black animals in the ocean and some of the darkest creatures ever found.

This ocean creature makes its own invisibility cloak. Many deep sea creatures cope by creating light themselves also known as bioluminescence. Legend of the deep sea black carpet from diveranon giant sea anemones the bloop. Narwhals dive to this depth up to 15 times a day in search for food.

It is said to be a giant flat black siphonophore that is about a mile long wide and covered in feelers with an occasional 20ish foot long transparent tentacle.