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Sea turtles are presumed to be one of the most majestic creatures on earth, as in legend, myth, and folklore. Here’s 10 fascinating facts about sea turtles you probably didn’t know. SUBSCRIBE for the latest videos: https://goo.gl/7xzjzR Don't forget to CHECK OUT our latest upload: https://goo.gl/LUB8Xw 10. They’re older than dirt It’s true. While the exact number has been debated, studies determine that turtles go as far back as the Mesozoic age, better known as the age of the dinosaurs. Fossils dating 260 million years suggest this turtle-like specie of reptile crawled the earth, with the first marine turtle dating back 220 million years. This evolutionary phenomenon dubs turtles one of the oldest creatures on earth, around the same age as the dinosaurs, who became extinct about 65 million years ago. 9. Plus size turtles need love too A species known as the leatherback sea turtle can grow as large as six feet, and weigh in at about 550 to 2000 pounds. Also, like their size sea turtles can grow really, really old in age. 8. Sea turtles love going on vacation As the name suggests, these tedious travelers are the only specie of turtle that lack a hard shell, with a soft layer resembling a leathery texture; seemingly, the lighter load makes for easier movement. Scientists track leatherbacks by way of satellite and have tracked their progress over hundreds and even thousands of miles across the deep blue sea. 7. They could outswim Michael Phelps The devious divers slow their heart rate by up to nine minutes—a crafty way of conserving oxygen. Of course, this feat is highly dependent on their level of aquatic activity at the time. If sleeping, a sea turtle can survive under water for four to seven hours; during times of hibernation in colder waters, they can hold their breath for up to ten. 6. Home is where the heart is Sea turtles have an innate connection to their natal beaches. So, when it comes time to lay their eggs, females return to the same birthing place as generations before. Turtle shells and human fingernails are one in the same. An interesting point that most don’t know, is that unlike land turtles, a sea turtle lacks the ability to hide their head inside their shells. Moreover, the shell is made up of two parts—the upper part being the carapace (with a flatter shape to help them swim), and the bottom known as the plastron. This entire structural skeleton is made up of keratin, the same fibrous substance found in fingernails, and the most abundant form of protein on earth. The whole shell is fused together by 60 bones, and if one were to rip the turtle from its homey habitat, they would rip the poor animal’s body apart. 4. Some like it hot If the egg incubates at colder temperatures such as 82 Fahrenheit, the gender is subsequently male. If temperatures are over 88—the hatchling will be female. Interestingly enough, any number between the aforementioned can be a mix of either. What’s more, maternal sea turtles don’t lay on their eggs, so any form of temperature to permeate the nest is from sand alone. On average only one in one thousand hatchlings survive. 3. Turtles have feelings, too Scientists link tears to the birthing process because the behavior was only observed when the females came ashore, yet studies have shown they cry in the sea as well. Sea turtles must run certain glands in order to maintain the correct balance of salt in their bodies, therefore, research has associated crying with egg laying when really the production of tears help flush salt and sand from their eyes. Still, if it looks like these sweet sea creatures are all lone shedding tears, it’s… 2. Probably because They’re endangered Several factors impede the survival of sea turtles, the most common being entanglement by fishing nets, habitat loss due to tourism, and the consumption of their eggs and flesh as food. Poaching and exploitation results in the slaughtering of their shells and skin; in addition, sea turtles suffer from climate change which has a severe effect on their nesting sites. Lastly, waste—such as in the form of plastic bags and bottles, are an attractive food source and quickly lead to suffocation and death. 1. They’ve got their own built-in GPS system Sea turtles possess an innate ability to determine their exact location on earth as well as the direction they need to be. This skill allows the ocean dwellers to locate favorable feeding grounds as well as their natal birthing grounds. Scientists have determined that sea turtles are very sensitive to the earth’s magnetic field, and much like a compass that relays direction, sea turtles can do just that. In addition, through said magnetic force, the pull allows them positional info, much like that of a GPS system.

Divers have discovered a whole new world beneath ours filled with underwater lakes, rivers, waterfalls, ponds and even, an ocean. 10 Spectacular Underwater Rivers & Lakes! SUBSCRIBE for the latest videos: https://goo.gl/7xzjzR Don't forget to CHECK OUT our latest upload: https://goo.gl/LUB8Xw The Monterey Submarine Canyon Due to highly lethal concentrations of methane and hydrogen sulfide found within, the newly formed water cannot mix with the surrounding sea. Thus, the potency of the water can be deadly to any diver or animal who swim into it. For this reason, new forms of bacteria and sea creatures have evolved in order to survive this unusual environment. It lies two miles beneath the ocean’s surface in one of the biggest underwater canyons on the west coast— the Monterey Submarine Canyon. The Underwater Torrent of the Black Sea Up to thirty-five meters deep and one kilometer wide, this churning channel snakes sneakily along the belly of the Black Sea. Due to its extremely high level of salinity, the water found here is physically prevented from mixing with the lesser salty waters of the surrounding sea. Scientists from the University of Leeds began tracking the river's progress with an underwater robot until the machine vanished into the cavernous abyss at around 60 kilometers deep. The Hazma River The Amazon river is one of the world’s most diverse passages of water in the world and by far holds the greatest total flow of any river— surpassing the Nile, Mississippi, and the Yangtze combined. To further glorify this rich, natural wonder, there is another spectacular body of water located 4,000 kilometers below its belly. The Hazma river is an underground river named after its discoverer, geophysicist Valiya Hamza, upon its unearthing in the 1980s. What the Amazon beats the latter in length, the Hazma river surpasses with an astonishing 200 kilometers wide at its narrowest point and 400 kilometers wide as its girth. The Cenote Angelita Cenote Angelita, translating to “little angel,” is a natural sinkhole which formed when rocks of limestone in the seabed collapsed to expose groundwater beneath. Famously linked with the Yucatan Peninsula in Mexico, cenotes were often used as sacrificial sites for ancient Mayan practice and ritual. What renders the Cenote Angelita most remarkable today, however, is the saltwater river found cascading along the bottom. The Denmark Straight Cataract This underwater waterfall rivals even the “world’s highest waterfall” when typed into Google’s search engine. To curb the curiosity of which is the highest, look no further than Angel Falls, in Venezuela’s Canaima National park. At a striking 979 meters, this wondrous wonderwork is so tall it dissipates long before hitting its highly anticipated destination down below. The Denmark Straight Cataract is an astonishing 3500 meters tall and is nestled nicely under the Atlantic Ocean between Greenland and Iceland. The Unnamed Lake of Antarctica Along Antarctica's icy exterior exists the largest subglacial lake, Lake Vostok, and as it's submerged under 3.7 kilometers of ice, scientists have yet to uncover the mysteries that lie within these unknown waters. The second largest subglacial lake and ecological epicenter is another fully submerged spectacle spanning Antarctica’s crystal tundra. With a measurement of 100 kilometers long and 10 kilometers wide, researchers associate the lake's shape with that of a ribbon. The Hot Tub of DespairThis brine pool is set 1,000 meters below the water’s surface in the Gulf of Mexico. According to science, the brine pool was formed over a million years ago after the great gulf evaporated. Researchers determine that as heaps of salt were left behind, the brine submerged and then formed an underwater pool with the resurgence of new water. Hot Tub of Despair is so toxic that its lack of oxygen and abundance of methane would devastate any marine life who tried to venture near. The Mauritius Waterfall Situated off the coast of an island called the Republic of Mauritius, 2,000 miles from Africa’s southeastern coast. The secret behind the illusion is due to sand and silt deposits which flow through the area and enhance the color of the water, to reveal a fluctuating cascade of silk transcending to who knows where. An Ocean Inside the Earth When scientists speculated that earth's water was formed by the earth itself, it's due to evidence of an ocean under our ocean. Findings have uncovered a remarkable body of water located 660 kilometers within the earth's crust. The large reservoir of water sits beneath eastern Asia and is reported to contain more water than three times the amount of all the world's oceans combined. Located within a massive mantle known as the transition zone, this region of water exists in a mineral known as ringwoodite.

This mysterious island is so dangerous that Brazil has deemed it illegal for anyone to visit. Infested with of thousands of the deadliest snakes in the world, Ilha da Queimada, also known as ‘Snake Island’, is truly something that nightmares are made of. Here are 11 terrifying facts about Snake Island. SUBSCRIBE for the latest videos: https://goo.gl/7xzjzR Don't forget to CHECK OUT our latest upload: https://goo.gl/LUB8Xw 11. There are Between 1-6 Snakes every 3 Feet Researchers have determined that an estimated 2,000 to 4,000 golden lancehead vipers roam Snake Island, which means that somewhere on this earth there are an isolated 430,000 square meters of land infested with snakes. 10. Pirates ‘Rrr to Blame According to one tale, pirates buried their treasure on Ilha da Queimada Grande and in an attempt to keep it safe, planted the venomous snakes to stand guard. 9. They Have No Predators The golden lancehead viper’s diet consists mainly of birds that stop to rest during long modes of migration. The sneaky serpents hide out in the trees of the rainforest and patiently wait for the birds to venture near. 8. Venom is Our Friend? According to recent studies scientists have determined that the toxins from a golden lancehead viper can be used to make medicine. This has perpetuated a growing interest in the species, as tests are showing that the venom can be used for pharmaceutical purposes and has shown promise with ailments such as heart disease, blood circulation, and blood clots. 7. They’re Endangered The golden lancehead viper is considered an endangered animal by the Brazilian government. A very venomous creature requires careful protection from the government despite their power to do catastrophic harm with one bite. 6. The Island’s Real Name Might be Worse The island is a paradise— with its mild temperatures, crystalline sandy beaches, lush rainforests, sparkling cliffs, and majestic mountains. While most call it Snake Island, the real name translates roughly from Portuguese to “slash and burn fire” or “big burnt island.” 5. Ghosts of the Past Someone had to man the operation and in the early 1900s, a lighthouse keeper and his family did just that. As legend would have it, the family woke one night and ran in terror after snakes began crawling in through their windows. Later, their lifeless bodies were found scattered across the island. 4. The Fisherman and his Boat Legend has it that a fisherman’s boat wandered off course before stumbling upon the murky quiet of an unknown island abode. At first, the fearless sailor was counting his lucky stars, as he began plucking at the surplus of bananas which grew there. Suddenly a snake snuck from the trees and took the man by surprise. 3. The Whole Island is Outlawed Anyone who does so is by law required to bring a doctor alongside. Scientists have determined that a bite from a golden lancehead viper carries with it a 7% chance of survival, due to the potency of venom alone, and a 3% chance based on the nature of isolation and distance from help. Once bitten the venom will quickly consume its victim, causing immediate kidney failure, muscle tissue dystrophy, and even repercussions in the brain. Due to these risks alone, the Brazilian government put a ban against anyone entering its grounds. 2. The Black Market Smugglers have been known to sneak to the island to trap snakes and sell them for a hefty profit on the black market. These beauties can range anywhere from $10,000 to $30,000 dollars, yet there are many risks involved with going to the island to get them. 1. Skin-Melting Venom The golden lancehead’s venom is so potent it is 5 times more deadly than that of their mainland counterparts (save for a few exceptions, as the lancehead viper isn’t the most venomous in the world, though it is one of them). Their venom is so powerful it has been shown to melt human skin on contact. While the likelihood of survival from this type of snakebite is very good if treated quickly, there aren’t any resources on the island to cure such an untimely attack.

In a world where all you need is love, and the occasional same-species snack, behold 9 magnificent marine mating habits! 9. Bluegill Fish As the alpha bluegill is already busy trying to fertilize his lady's eggs, he'll spot the new female and assume he is acquiring yet another love interest. Once his fin is turned, the smart imposter will swoop, and the war on bluegill baby breeding has begun. 8. Adelie Penguin Male Adelie penguins from the Antarctic coast collect the softest, smoothest stones with which to impress their beloved. You see, females use the small pebbles to carefully line their nest, so attention to detail and a meticulous eye for the perfect rock is key. The male will set the stone in front of the lady prospect. 7. Pufferfish The pufferfish, for example, can culminate a fine creation of art in which they use their fins to create intricate patterns and designs that can take hours to perfect. Such a personalized performance of love takes place on the seafloor— the perfect setting for an ideal female to be won over. 6. Seahorse The female entangles her tail around her mate, changing colors and touching noses as they move together in unison. His tail is prehensile, that is, it anchors the pair to objects such as blades of seagrass with a grip so fragile, it's like a baby grasping to an adult’s finger. This rhythmical ritual ensues for 8 hours at a time until the female becomes pregnant and once fertilized, she transfers her eggs into the male’s pouch. 5. Sharks With over 440 different species of shark in our oceans, it’s fascinating that they each bear their own unique style of mating habits. While some lay eggs, others give birth to their young. Some travel exceptionally long distances just to meet their shark-mates, and interestingly enough, some species of these man-eating fish give birth to extensive litters while others only have one pup in several years’ time 4. Hooded Seal The power of their prowess isn’t as beautiful as a peacock’s perfectly splayed feathers; no, here hooded seals develop large, inflatable pink balloons on their heads to show how attractive they are. The balloons are sexually selected to be used in contests over female prospects, and a fierce fight to the end ensues until finally, one wins, and the bag inflates. 3. Sea Snail These hermaphroditic species of sea slugs and snails have a bizarre mating habit that involves forming a long chain in which all members are connected. The Sea Hare begins this group mating ritual when one individual acts as a female to the one behind it, ensuring mass fertilization along the line. 2. Sea Slug In the tiniest undersea battle of all time, wars are waged to see which one will carry the eggs and which one will fertilize them. To do this, the males are equipped with two male appendages— one in which is used as a sword to spar, and the other to try and inject the opponent with sperm without being inseminated himself. 1. Anglerfish This species of needy is born bearing jaws that are ineffective for catching prey and they also lack a digestive system, so attaching to a female is literally life or death when it comes to staying alive for sustenance. If that’s not underwater fatal attraction, we don’t know what is. Further, after an anglerfish finds a female, he bites into her flesh and releases an enzyme bonding the two together— this enables nutrients to pass from the female to her new host through their shared circulatory systems.

7 of the Smartest Sea Creatures! There are a lot intelligent animals in the ocean. But here are the most genius ones, like the dolphin or octopus. Subscribe for the latest videos: https://goo.gl/7xzjzR 7: Whales Sperm whales, which are the largest of the toothed-whale species, have the largest brains in the animal kingdom, weighing, on average, 17 pounds. Although the mere size of the brain is not necessarily an indication of intelligence, scientists have discovered that sperm whales, such as the humpback whale or beluga whales, have spindle cells in their brains. These cells are only found in species believed to have higher intelligence, such as elephants, great apes, & humans. Scientist also believe that whale songs might be part of a more complex communication system that has yet to be fully understood. 6: Sea Otter The sea otter is a marine mammal & is the heaviest member of the weasel family. Unlike other sea mammals, their main form of insulation is a coat of fur that is very thick &the densest in the animal kingdom. Even though it is able to walk on land, the sea otter spends the vast majority of its time in the sea. In fact it is believed that these animals can live their entire lives without ever leaving the water. A significant example of a sea otter’s intelligence is it’s ability to use tools. A sea otter will often use rocks as hammers to break apart shellfish for food. Otter pups raised in captivity exhibit a rudimentary inclination towards tools use, without ever having received training. 5: Orcas Orcas, are toothed whales & the largest member of the oceanic dolphin family. In some instances they have been known to attack other adult whales. They are apex predators meaning that no other creature preys upon them. The orca has the second-heaviest brain among all marine animals & has frequently been described as intelligent. People that have interacted with these animals have constantly offered examples of their playfulness, curiosity & problem solving abilities. According to the fishermen, they figured out the decoys in less than an hour, & solved the problem by splitting into groups. 4: Cuttlefish Like octopuses or squids, cuttlefish are capable of releasing ink from an ink sac whenever they are threatened by predators. They are also characterized by a unique internal shell called the cuttlebone which is used for buoyancy. Historically, jewelers have used the cuttlebone to make casts for various pieces. Their brain-to-body ratio is among the largest from all invertebrates. Cuttlefish are capable of communicating visually in a very fast & diverse manner. The common cuttlefish is capable of displaying 34 chromatic, eight postural, six locomotor & six textural elements which constitute a form of visual language. They are also referred to as the ‘chameleons of the sea’. 3: The California Sea Lion California Sea Lions communicate through a series of vocalizations known as barks. Mothers communicate with their pups through contact calls. These sea lions are particularly intelligent, so much that they may be trained to perform certain tasks. If accustomed to human presence, they display almost no fear & that is why they are a common choice for public display in circuses, zoos, & oceanariums. The United States Navy has even trained these animals to perform particular military operations. A sea lion named ‘Ronan’ was recorded moving it’s head in synchronization to musical rhythms. Another sea lion named ‘Rio’ showed evidence of great memory. 2: Octopuses Octopus are believed to be the most intelligent & behaviorally diverse invertebrate. Marine wildlife experts have identified over 300 species of them, which accounts for more than one-third of the total number of cephalopod species. Octopuses do not have internal or external skeletons, thus allowing them to squeeze through tight spaces. When threatened by predators they defend themselves by hiding, jetting quickly through the water, using camouflage, and/or through the expulsion of ink. Octopus species can be trained to distinguish between various patterns & shapes. Some researchers have claimed that they practice observational learning. 1: Bottlenose Dolphins The Bottlenose dolphin is the most common & well-known member of the Delphinidae family. They are also considered to be among the most intelligent animals in the world. They communicate through whistles, burst pulse sounds & body language. Body language communication movements include slapping the tail on the surface, butting heads, snapping jaws & leaping out of the water. These dolphins have the second-largest brain to body mass ratio, surpassed only by humans. The investigated cognitive abilities include mental representations, sensory skills & concept formation.

From underwater luxury resorts to a submarine stay for two, here are 10 of the most unbelievable underwater hotels on earth! SUBSCRIBE for the latest videos: https://goo.gl/7xzjzR Don't forget to CHECK OUT our latest upload: https://goo.gl/LUB8Xw 10. Anantara Kihavah Villas Maldives Anantara is renowned for its perfect properties and stunning décor, so it comes as a surprise they haven’t yet mastered the underwater hotel niche as well. What they did manage was an exceptional dining experience which deserves mention here, as the world’s first underwater cellar attracts foodies from far and wide. Aptly named the Sea, this restaurant in Anantara Kihavah Villas in the Maldives, affords an affair fit for a king. 9. Jules’s Undersea Lodge, Florida Keys Conveniently nestled 21 feet below the surface, adventurists in pursuit of this aquatic accommodation must scuba dive in order to embark on an experience in which fish make the best wall décor. After entering a tiny porthole in the bottom of the room, a renovated lab lends cozy quarters for vacationers, who can opt for a pizza dinner as they bask in the comfort of their very own aquamarine treasure trove. 8. Shimao Wonderland Intercontinental, China The Shimao Wonderland Intercontinental, also known as the Songjiang Quarry Hotel, is recognized as the world’s first five-star hotel built in an underground, water-filled quarry. Located 20 miles from the sparkling metropolis of Shanghai, Shimao’s own wonderland features two sprawling underwater floors with a green awning rooftop that blends beautifully with the countryside. 7. Per Aquum Havefen Fushi, Maldives This dazzling design concept is one of the Maldives first pioneer hotels and continues to wow guests after years of operation. Huvafen Fushi is a boutique hotel situated in a clear lagoon promising crystalline comfort amid sugar white sand. The resort bestows each resident their own private stretch of beach, with options to snorkel in the best reefs the Maldives has to offer or take cool dips in the expansive infinity-edged pool. 6. Resort World Sentosa, Singapore In a remote part of Singapore lies the world’s largest aquarium, home to 40,000 marine species as well as 11 five-star suites. In the Resort World Sentosa, guests can experience pure luxury with personalized butler service and stunning views of Singapore’s underwater sanctuary. Each chamber comes as a deluxe double-story townhouse with an option to enjoy either land, sea, or both. 5. Per Aquum Nimaya, Maldives Another premier hotspot can be found in the hub of picture postcard vacations and hospitality’s finest achievements—the Maldives. Socialists will delight in Subsix, the world’s first underwater club in which the journey to get there is a thrill in itself. Those posh enough to book a room at this swanky hotel can reach the premises through a high VIP style speedboat. 4. Atlantis The Palm Dubai, UAE Atlantis The Palm is one of the world’s most impressive resorts, located in the kingdom’s man-made, palm-tree shaped island. Equal part megahit luxury hotel— with its 1500 rooms and suites— and equal part aquatic wonderland, the submerged rooms offer floor to ceiling views of more than 65,000 species of marine life, as well as the promise of a sighting of the ancient ruins from the lost city. Each room comes with 24/7 butler service, tranquil spa treatments, and even a personalized dolphin encounter. 3. Manta Resort Zanzibar, Tanzania The Manta Resort Zanzibar offers a unique experience for guests who love adventure. Elevated and carefully crafted along a picture-perfect island, Zanzibar's Manta Resort has it all— exclusivity, romance, water sport, and adventure to welcome travelers far and wide. Called East Africa's finest island sanctuary with its seafront villas and garden pavilions, what's most sought after are the subaquatic bungalows. 2. Lovers Deep, St Lucia For anyone who’s ever dreamed of a romantic getaway for two under the waves, look no further than St. Lucia. Situated off the coast of any serene Caribbean island of your choosing, Lovers Deep provides a leisure submarine retreat for couples only. Prepared to be speechless as an endless array of sea life swim, dart, and dance as part of the natural ambiance; rejoice in the romance this 6-figure fantasy promises with a double bedroom, spacious bathroom, and of course, ocean views all around. 1. Conrad Rangali Island, Maldives This resort offers all the experience and hype one might expect from a trip to the Maldives. From the restaurant rated ‘the most beautiful in the world’ by the New York Daily News, to the Murakas which accept $200,000 dollars for a four-night minimum stay, this is luxury at its finest. Set 16 feet below the ocean’s surface with 180-degree panoramic views of vibrant reefs and multicolored marine animals.

What could make a craft as massive as a Boeing 747 vanishes into thin air? Here are 7 missing flights that vanished over the ocean! SUBSCRIBE for the latest videos: https://goo.gl/7xzjzR Don't forget to CHECK OUT our latest upload: https://goo.gl/LUB8Xw 7. Amelia Earhart In 1932, Earhart became the first woman and second only to Charles Lindbergh, who would make a non-stop flight across the Atlantic, from Canada to Ireland. In July of 1937, the fearless female announced another solo voyage, this time to circumnavigate the entire globe. What occurred in the midst of her expedition, however, will forever remain a mystery. After departing, Earhart and her twin-engine Lockheed Electra subsequently vanished without a trace, somewhere high in the sky over the looming Pacific. While the pilot and her plane never surfaced among the treacherous waters. 6. Glenn Miller When the world lost one of the greatest big-band leaders and innovator of the swing genre, the American music industry and its steadfast fanbase were devastated. Glenn Miller was a trombonist, arranger, composer, and bandleader who inspired music enthusiasts in the midst of a war-stricken world. He was the best-selling recording artist from 1939 to 1943, so when the plane he boarded was never seen again, rumors ran wild. All that is known of the venture lies in speculation that the craft crashed into the English Channel after ice-covered wings led to subsequent engine failure. 5. British South American Star Tiger & Star Ariel January 30th, 1948, a British South American Airways plane named Star Tiger took off from Azores archipelago in order to complete the last leg of a flight from London to Bermuda. The pilot swiftly reported problems with the plane’s heater and navigational instruments moments before takeoff, so to ensure extra precautions, the airliner was to follow a fellow Lancastrian plane. In addition to this, the vessel was ordered to fly at a dangerously low-level of 2000 feet, which would keep the plane at a warmer temperature during the voyageWhen the Lancastrian plane landed with no Star Tiger in sight, ground control began to worry. While rescue crews searched the areas in between, all twenty-five of the people on board as well as six crew members were never seen again. Recent investigations blame the unreliable design of the plane, strong gales of wind to propel the plane toward the sea, and the irresponsible decision to fly so low. 4. Air France Flight 447 Around the early hours of June 1st, 2009, Air France Flight 447 went missing en route from Rio de Janeiro to Paris while carrying 216 passengers and twelve crewmen. The mighty liner disappeared in the middle of the ocean, seemingly shrouded in darkness far beyond the reach of radar coverage. Air France officials, feeling shocked and stumped on what could have happened, spent the next six hours attempting to concede the loss; yet for several days to follow, not a trace of the vessel could be found. When the wreckage was finally discovered floating in the vast expanse of the Atlantic, investigators determined the plane had crashed belly-first while traveling at a speed of 152 knots. According to findings, the craft had flown into the thicket of a thunderstorm, despite no sign of a distress signal and the jet being in a state-of-art condition at the time. 3. Flying Tiger Flight 739 In March 1962, during the beginning stages of the Vietnam War, United States Army Flying Tiger Flight 739, disappeared into the sky. Investigators soon linked the explosion to the perplexities surrounding the vanished vessel. As no distress calls were received, it was challenging for air-traffic control centers to pinpoint the time when things began to go haywire for those onboard. An eight-day search party including 1,300 people, 48 aircrafts, and 8 surface combatants covered over 144,000 square miles of the open sea 2. Flight 19 over the Bermuda Triangle. Conspiracy theorists love the bizarre area connecting Miami, Bermuda, and Puerto Rico, especially considering the region has long been a hotspot for aviation disappearance. As dozens of aircrafts have vanished without a trace over this strange zone of land and sea, the most popular accusations point to paranormal activity and extraterrestrials. 1. Malaysia Airlines Flight 370 One of the most popular missing aircraft cases and conspiracies in aviation involve the case of Malaysia Airlines Flight 370. In a book titled Flight MH370: The Mystery, a UK writer by the name of Nigel Cawthorne, depicts the plane’s disappearance as— “The greatest mystery since the Mary Celeste.” Celeste forever stands as a culprit for paranormal theory after she was discovered adrift and deserted, perfectly intact with every lifeboat yet not a single soul on board. Yet neither Flight 370 nor its passengers were ever found.

Some fish have human teeth? Well, not actual human teeth on fish, but fish with teeth that look like humans? Confused? Watch the video SUBSCRIBE for the latest videos: https://goo.gl/7xzjzR Don't forget to CHECK OUT our latest upload: https://goo.gl/LUB8Xw TEEEETH! That’s what the video is about. In this episode we’re looking at the strangest teeth found in sea creatures. 12. Gob Faced Squid There’s a certain squid, that we’ve talked about in a previous video, that looks like he has human teeth!! It’s the gob faced squid or for the scientists out there, the Promachoteuthis sulcus. But how about those teeth? Sorry to dissapoint you, but those aren’t real teeth. They are actually folded skin, or lips if you want to call them that way. We can’t see it in this picture, but behind the lips is the squid’s beak. 11. Sawfish What about their teeth? Well, their snout is made of cartillage and it is an extension of their skull and is lined with teeth, like a chainsaw. Their teeth are not actual teeth, they are actually fish scaled evolved to look like teeth. They continue to grow during the sawfish’s life and they don’t fall off and get replaced, like a shark’s teeth do, for example. 10.Goliath Tiger Fish Okay, now we’re gettting at some real teeth and with the Goliath Tiger Fish. It can grow up to 5 feet and weight over 100 lbs. Normally it feeds on fish that he ambushes in the rapids, using his superior strenght and those massive teeth. 9.Cookiecutter Shark The cookiecutter shark name refers to it’s feeding habits. Using his sharp teeth and gaping jaw he bites larger animals, leaving round gouging holes, as if cut with a cookie cutter shape. 8. Fangtooth Moray Eel The Fangtooth Moray Eel, also know as the Tiger Moray, is a species of eel, found in the warmer parts of the Eastern Atlantic Ocean, including the Mediteranean Sea. It’s massive transparent teeth. If you think these huge glass like fangs are scary, just you wait, because guess what it has inside it’s mouth? ANOTHER SET OF TEETH! 7. Hagfish Next on our list, the Hagfish, are widely considered the most disgusting animals in the ocean, if not on earth. The eel-shaped creatures use four pairs of thin sensory tentacles surrounding their mouths to find food—including carcasses of much larger animals. Once they find their meal, they bury into it face-first to bore a tunnel deep into its flesh. 6. Sea Lamprey Next on our list we have the Sea Lamprey. This freakish-looking creature uses a similar tactic to the cookiecutter shark, but rather than a row of teeth, the lamprey has no jaw at all. Its mouth is one big suction cup, barbed on the inside with vicious teeth that it uses to bore into the flesh of other fish, either eating them down to the bones or simply sucking their blood, depending on the species. 5.Eastern Beaded Chiton Chitons, also known as sea cradles, are marine mollusks, small, rather flat and oval in shape, with a hard shell. On number 5 on our list is this one, the Eastern Beaded Chiton. Doesn’t look very impressive, I know, but wait until you see what’s underneath. The Eastern Beaded Chiton uses its hard teeth, or radula, which look like black bulbs with bluish highlights, to chew and grind up rock in order to feed on algae and other organic material. 4.Narwhal We’re getting closer to the top and we are looking at narwhals, the unicorns of the sea. They are social animals and are typically found in pods throughout the waters of the Arctic Ocean. It’s most impressive and unique feature, the horn is actually a tooth. Male narwhals have an enlarged, spiraled canine tooth, which can grow up to 10 feet. 3.Leatherback Turtle At number 3 we have some horrifying teeth. What creatures can this be? A shark or some weird deep sea fish? No…. It’s actually a leatherback turtle. It is one of the largest living turtle and can reach over 7 ft in length. Unlike other sea turtles, the leatherback turtle lacks a bony shell and gets its name from the thick, leathery skin that instead covers its carapace. It mostly feeds on jellyfish and other soft prey. 2.Frilled Shark Number 2 on our list is something that looks like it came out of a horror movie. Little is known about the frilled shark, fossil records suggest it belongs to a group of sharks that has been around for at least 95 million years! Because it usually lives at depth it is very rarely seen alive. 1. Pacu Number one on our list is the Pacu, an omnivorous fish found in South America related to the piranha, most famous for it’s human-like teeth. When you first see a photo of the Pacu, you immediately think Photoshop! But no, they are real, but not so dangerous.

While the chance of an assault may be slim, it doesn’t hurt to know exactly which waters these bullies frequent. Here are 11 shark infested waters that you should avoid: SUBSCRIBE for the latest videos: https://goo.gl/7xzjzR Don't forget to CHECK OUT our latest upload: https://goo.gl/LUB8Xw 11. The White Shark Café Investigators found the waters teeming with tiny light-sensitive creatures so tantalizing, sharks would come in masses to get in on the action. The waters also happen to be rich in bigeye tuna, blue and mako sharks, and squid, so the feasting here is endless. 10. Nicaragua Lake, Nicaragua Nicaragua Lake is the largest body of water of its kind in Central America. This proves that bull sharks have more of a tenacious reputation than just their hostile and erratic nature— they possess the ability to withstand fresh water and will do the unthinkable to infest them. 9. West End, Grand Bahamas While the Caribbean is known for a variety of the man-eating fish such as hammerheads, bull sharks, and back tips, here, the tiger shark is especially abundant and overly aggressive. Due to the hungry invaders, this area has learned how to make a profit on the swarming shark spectacle. 8. Kosi Bay, South Africa Dubbed “the aquarium,” due to the crystal-clear water with its abundance of sea life, the mouth of Kosi Bay bears another sense of intrigue— bull sharks can swim into the freshwater lakes and estuaries here. 7. Recife, Brazil Due to the large concentration of the antagonistic bull shark which lurk within 20 kilometers off this stretch of sand, the beach has earned quite a deadly reputation for itself. Perhaps it’s best to stick to one of the beachside villas then go venturing near the water. 6. Bolinas, California Around 30% of great white attacks on humans occur her— that’s 11% of the worldwide total. In the coastal community of Marine county lies Bolinas, a small beach enclave rich with a cookie-cutter vibe and small-town attitude. The cold climate means the need for wetsuits, which make surfers look like a great white's favorite meal— the seal lion. 5. Bondi Beach, New South Wales, Australia In Bondi Beach, New South Wales, recent incidents have caused the once calm waters to skyrocket high on the list of shark infested beaches. In fact, the country has such a high concentration of shark attacks in the world, that almost every surfer who crashes this coastline has a traumatic story or two to tell. 4. Reunion island, Indian Ocean Since 1980 the destination retreat has witnessed 24 shark attacks and 13 deaths, as bull and tiger sharks troll the not so tranquil waters here. Other than the infamous great white shark, the two are among the most dangerous species of shark known to intentionally want a piece of human meat. 3. Umhlanga Rocks, South Africa After 5 swimmers were killed in the course of 100 days in 1957, the community of Umhlanga Rocks, South Africa, sprang into action. Today, they promise a swimmer’s safety and protection due to the rows of fishing net secured offshore to keep sharks at bay. 2. Shark Alley, South Africa Due to the terrifyingly large hordes of Jaws which stalk the waters between Geyser Rock and Dyer Island—a region known as Shark Alley, travelers come just for the sharks. For a few hundred dollars, tourist companies will take speedboats packed with people out to sea for a thrilling day of cage diving. 1. New Smyrna Beach, Florida, USA This area has also earned the nickname of “Great White Shark capital of the World,” and for good reason. Large numbers of tiger sharks, blacktip, and spinner sharks populate these waters, so if one thing's for sure, it's that New Smyrna Beach in Florida has a problem with overcrowding. Image Credits: https://commons.wikimedia.org/w/index... https://commons.wikimedia.org/w/index...

True feats of engineering, these creations have purportedly become ecological breakthroughs, as marine ecologists claim these plots of paradise to be the new face of the future. Here, we explore 11 of the world's most incredible artificial islands. SUBSCRIBE for the latest videos: https://goo.gl/7xzjzR Don't forget to CHECK OUT our latest upload: https://goo.gl/LUB8Xw 11. Liberty Island The Île aux Cygnes, also known as ‘swan isle’, is a small artificial atoll in the Seine river in Paris, located between the 15th and 16th arrondissement. The island was originally formed in 1827, in order to protect the river port of Grenelle. 10. The Pearl-Qatar in Doha, Qatar, this artificial island stretches 4 square kilometers wide and was built primarily for freehold ownership by foreign nationals. A place for expatriates to build a solid home base, the island saw a jump in population from 3,000 residents in 2011, to 12,000 in 2015. 9. The Amwaj Artificial Islands. The Amwaj Artificial Islands were constructed near Bahrain in the Persian Gulf and are quite the spectacle when viewed from an airplane. As of 2002, the Amwaj mission became the first ever of its kind to begin the construction of artificial islands. It was also the first project in Bahrain to offer full freehold land ownership to expat residents. The island contains a residential, commercial, hotel and retail buildings, as well as a stunning marina. 8. Tokyo Disneyland Tokyo Disneyland is an internationally renowned theme park in Japan, set on a man-made island off the coast of Chiba. Here they've built a Disney dreamscape consisting of five hotels surrounded by theme parks, as well as four airports. 7. The World Islands This carefully crafted archipelago is made up of small islands that are roughly placed according to our world map, every tiny tuft of land measuring about 100 meters apart. The islands are composed of sand dredged from the shallow coastal waters of Dubai. 6. Garbage Island Geographically connected to the Vaadhoo channel, an artificial island was built on reclaimed coral reefs in 1992. This environment is not so stunning, as the island’s sole purpose was to act as a municipal dumping ground for over 300 tons of trash and debris. In 2005, it was estimated that 31,000 truckloads teeming with trash are transported to Garbage Island annually. 5. Flamingo Island The island takes the shape as a giant ‘S’ when seen from an aerial point of view and second, the site is an important breeding ground for the lesser flamingo. Here you’ll find that less is more, for almost 50,000 hot pink birds can be found here, ever since its construction by Ekapa Mining using 26,000 tons of material to build the island back in 2006. 4. The Palm Islands On the coast of Dubai, in the United Arab Emirates, one can find three sets of manmade islands— The Palm Islands. Of all three projects only one island is complete so far, the Palm Jumeirah, aptly shaped like a large palm tree. From an aerial view, this circular land formation looks like a landing strip for an extraterrestrial spacecraft, yet from the ground, the area is bustling with a large number of residential properties, entertainment centers, and the sparkling Atlantis resort 3. The Artificial Islands of Uros This curious range of bundled grasses with its reed-roofed housing is like stepping back in time. It is here that the Uros, a pre-Incan group of people in Peru, reside on artificial islands in Lake Titicaca. The manmade landmass was constructed from totora reeds growing along the edge of the lake and bundled together to make floating island platforms. 2. China’s Not-so-Secret, Secret China’s secret in the South China Sea has caused attention, and a little bit of alarm, at the speed and scale of their island-building spree. A recent announcement proudly renders the project nears completion, as the process of moving sediment from the seafloor to a reef, has put the foundation in check, now, all they need to focus on is construction. These new installations— the Spratly Islands— are a strategic scattering of land in the sea, more than 500 miles from the Chinese mainland. China regulates the primary foothold here, despite 6 other countries with territorial claims on a few other islands in the area. 1. Spiral Island Richard Sowa— a British environmentalist and architect— is dedicated to living a self-sustaining life with his Japanese bride, a former supermodel who is as enthusiastic about their floating solar-powered fortress as he is. Made from 250,000 recycled plastic bottles and collected seashells, Sowa is an eco-friendly genus who built the entire abode with his own two hands. Welcome to Spiral Island in Mexico, which was originally built back in 1998 and consisted of a stable three-story home with three showers, two pools, a jacuzzi, and a wave-powered washing machine.

Here are the Top 13 Cutest Sea Creatures on the Planet! On land we spend the better part of our lives gushing over cute critters covered in fluff— trading memes and sanity for inspiration through tiny pets in hats. The ocean, too, has its fair share of doe-eyed dwellers that are cute enough to faun over. SUBSCRIBE for the latest videos: https://goo.gl/7xzjzR Don't forget to CHECK OUT our latest upload: https://goo.gl/LUB8Xw Chinstrap penguin Found among the islands and icebergs surrounding Antarctica. Commonly known names for this breed are ringed penguin, bearded penguin, and Stonecracker— due to the piercing nature of its call. Bigeye thresher shark Their large eyes are adapted for hunting in low light conditions, and nearly half of its total length stems from its elongated upper lobe of the tail fin. Feeding mainly off fish and squid, prey of the Thresher are stunned using whipping strikes from the long tail. Boxfish Remarkably cute and even more so when young, their appearances change with maturity, yet their round eyes and pouty lips remain the same. The boxfish bounce around shallow waters of about three feet deep, and are seen among tropical reefs as well as the Pacific, Indian and eastern-Atlantic oceans. Pufferfish The pufferfish is a popular underwater find, as the inflated, big-eyed ball with a seemingly smiling face is enough to captivate any diver of the deep. Their internal organs contain a venom known as tetrodotoxin— a liquid killer up to 1,200 times more fatal than cyanide. To add insult to injury, a surface of needle-sharp spikes cover the outer body of the pufferfish, and if this weren’t enough to warn off prey, its ability to inflate to almost double its size keeps the predatory list at an all-time low. Costasiella Kuroshimae Nudibranch Nestled in shallower waters of the Great Barrier Reef, its body and face resemble a wooly cartoon sheep, earning this critter the nickname “Shaun the Sheep.” The sea sheep’s body is beautifully adorned with color, thanks to the algae it feeds off in order to produce chloroplasts for photosynthesis. This shell-less sacoglossan sea slug is a marine mollusk growing up to the length of one centimeter only. Green sea turtle Newly hatched baby sea turtles are astonishingly loveable, only problem, approximately one out of 1000 hatchlings make it to adulthood, if they manage to survive the dangerous journey of nest to sea. Beluga whale Belugas are highly sociable animals that always appear to be smiling; they live in underwater pods, communicating through a diversified language of water whistles and clicks. Belugas can be found in the icy waters of the Arctic and Subarctic in packs, as mother Belugas tend to their babies for at least two years. Axolotl Exclusive only to the lake complex of Xochimilco near Mexico City, this curious creature known as the Axolotl is facing near extinction. Consistent lake draining to curb flooding as well as threats from invasive species, determine that the neotenic salamander will soon be a creature of the past. Related to the tiger salamander, the nickname given the Axolotl is actually “walking fish,” despite its amphibious nature. Bottlenose dolphin Nicknames include the puppies of the sea and it’s easy to see why: smiling faces and a cheeky curiosity give these mammals a playful personality that’s hard not to love. Part of their popularity is the sociable ability and brain capacity, for Bottlenose dolphins are a feature favorite for animal lovers— trained to perform tricks in aquariums and marine amusement parks all over the world. Sea Otter Balancing shells and snacks on their bellies to eat, the sea otter is native to the North Pacific Ocean. While efforts to preserve these cute creatures of the Pacific are helping the numbers climb, the species is still considered endangered. Pygmy seahorse As the pygmy seahorse prefer gorgonian to call their home— an order of soft, colorful coral, they can also transform to the hue of this sea fan accordingly. Usually though, the colors are limited to soft pink or yellow. Found in the waters of Southeast Asia and the Coral Triangle. Dumbo Octopus This amazing mollusk of the Animalia kingdom prefers deep waters of up to 7000 meters below sea level, making this genus of deep-sea umbrella elephant the deepest ocean inhabitant of any other octopus. When visible, these sea cuties can be found in the waters of the Monterey Bay, New Zealand, Philippines, Australia, and Martha’s Vineyard. Harp Seal Popularly referred to as whitecoats, these famous babies signify a sense of innocence, individuality and beauty. Their images are prevalently captured and shared among the word, making the harbor seal pup one of the most recognizable and precious animals in nature. These white wonders are extremely sociable creatures and live in the ice waters of the Antlantic and Arctic oceans.

Animals in the wild, and in our oceans particularly, are faced with incredible threats caused by humans, and it’s only a matter of time before our actions reap repercussion. Here are 11 marine animals the world is quickly killing. SUBSCRIBE for the latest videos: https://goo.gl/7xzjzR Don't forget to CHECK OUT our latest upload: https://goo.gl/LUB8Xw 11. Krill Since 2010 the world catch of Antarctic krill has grown by 40 percent; that is, 300,000 tons of krill are caught annually, as the benefits of krill are earning global recognition. This endless supply of renewable protein doesn’t seem so endless as of late, and over-fishing, ocean acidification, and changes to the climate are causing krill to deplete at an alarming rate, which in turn is having a drastic effect on the planet’s marine ecosystem as a whole. 10. Coral Ocean acidification, commercial fishing, coastal development, agricultural runoff, and snorkelers and divers who tamper with the great reefs also tamper with their overall health. Pollution caused by people affects the surface of the sea, blocking the sunlight from photosynthesis and causing temperatures to rise or dip. Coral is so sensitive that a slight change from even 1 to 2 degrees Celsius can force coral to expel their algae counterpart, leaving their white skeletons visible in an unfortunate process known as “bleaching.” 9. The Reef Manta Ray Reef Manta Rays are threatened by hunting as well as the common misfortune of becoming bycatch. Found in the tropic and subtopic waters of the Indo-Pacific, these beauties are known to glide across the ocean floor batting their wing-like fins in graceful strides. Seemingly they are harmed less by marine predators than by poachers, they are marked as vulnerable due to the depletion of their population at an alarming rate. 8. Manatees These gentle giants are highly threatened and waning greatly as they continue to fall victim to climate change, pollution, boat strikes and habitat loss due to commercial development. What’s more, manatee populations are at great risk due to algae intoxication, as the colorful kingdoms of coral are becoming endangered as well. Manatees are herbivores and feed on over 60 species of aquatic plants and algae found in their natural environment, so no more plants mean no more manatee. Currently, there are less than 3000 of these sweet beasts left to graze the open seas. 7. The Penguin The only penguin species found north of the equator, this special species has fallen victim to climate change, overfishing, and domestic dogs introduced to the islands. There is only 2000 left of these birdies. 6. Hector’s Dolphins With death by net as their biggest avenger, trawl fisheries are also to blame for the significant decline in the dolphin population. A subspecies of Hector's Dolphin, Maui's dolphin, is the most endangered by far— according to a 2001 survey by the New Zealand Department of Conservation, the estimated number of this species is at a heartbreaking 55. 5. The Sea Turtle Several issues challenge the sea turtle’s survival— habitat destruction, accidental capture by fishermen or their gear, and climate change are just a few factors leading to the decline of the sea turtle. The fact that they are hunted doesn’t help, as a turtle’s meat, skin, and shell make them long-time victims of poaching and over-exploitation. 4. Blue Fin Tuna With so much meat to go around, it doesn't help the bluefin tuna is delicious and highly sought after in the culinary realm. Today, there are only 25,000 left of this warm-blooded fish species, and they continue to diminish at a devastating rate. 3. Sharks Found in every inch of water around the world, these alpha predators are perishing expansively due to threats caused by fishing gear, poaching, pollution, climate change and of course, the diner’s dark delicacy: shark fin soup. With 3,500 of these majestic animals left, there are a few simple solutions to preserving their presence, one main being the abolition of restaurants who serve the only soup without a soul. 2. The Whale These beasts are dying off due to fishing entanglement, gas and oil development, as well as climate changes. This man-made mess is causing loss of habitat and food supply to the whale species, as krill— their main source of food— is dying out. 1. The Vaquita More and more of the special species are dying off as they are often caught and drowned in gillnets used by illegal fishing operations within Mexico’s Gulf of California. Despite these waters being marine protected sanctuaries, poachers always prevail. Due to careless efforts, the porpoise population has drastically dwindled over the years. Vaquitas are found close to the shore in the shallow waters of the Gulf; they are a shy species, quick to swim away if boats venture near. Reports from last year determined there were only 30 vaquitas left in the world; today, there are only 12 remaining.

From their large inquiring eyes and whiskered snouts to their playful personalities, the only thing that seems to separate a sea lion from man's best friend is a pair of flippers. Recent findings have discovered a common ancestor between the two, proving that fun-loving dogs of the sea and land canines did not fall far from the same tree. Here are 13 Reasons Why Sea Lions are Just Like Dogs of the Sea! SUBSCRIBE for the latest videos: https://goo.gl/7xzjzR Don't forget to CHECK OUT our latest upload: https://goo.gl/LUB8Xw 13. They’re unaffected by human Presence Sea lions are very much like dogs in that both are unaffected by human presence; namely, they were never taught to show fear or flee in the face of human confrontation. Since sea lions are pretty much pudgy beach dwellers that spend much of their time on the rocks or rolling in the sand, they have become adapted to having humans in close corners. 12. They’re Extremely Curious Sea lions are notorious for their fun-loving spirit and nosy nature. If a person ventures too close with flash equipment, a sea lion will get right up to the lens and sniff out what the contraption has to offer them. Rather than posing, these curious animals will sniff, lick, and investigate your camera while it’s still in your hand; better yet, they’ve been known to swim up to divers and get up close and personal with their digital devices— even going so far as to stick their snouts right in the shot. These fuzzy sea mammals resemble dogs in that they’ll rarely shy away from attention. 11. Like Dogs, They Make Odd Noises Sea lions behave accordingly and have been heard perched atop rock formations wailing, howling, and hooting at nothing and no one in particular. And let’s not forget that sea lions can actually bark— a trait that makes them more like dogs than ever. 10. They’ll Take Up Bench Space and Refuse to Budge Sea lions aren't shy when it comes to comfort— they'll sleep curled up just about anywhere! They’ve even been spotted cozying up near people while trying to enjoy a peaceful read on the beach, or soak up some afternoon rays. For these friendly creatures, personal space is not an issue. 9. Sleep is Far More Important Than Anything Else These species are considered thigmotactic, meaning, they love to lie all over each other, which is why so often you see large clusters of sea lions bathing on top of one another on the shore and in the sun. An extremely cuddly and affectionate bunch. 8. They Demand Attention Sea lions have been known to roll up and plop down anywhere permissible, even if that means taking up residence along paths meant for people walking to and from the beach. In the Galapagos islands, one such group of seals would hang out on the beaten path and bark for attention from curious passerby. The animals maintained a refusal to budge along the path unless given treats, pet, or lavished with lots of love and affection. 7. They Don’t Play Nice with Other Dogs When the two groups are paired off, both will stand their ground and bark excitedly at the other. When groups of canine’s approach groups of sea lions, a stand-off occurs, and both will confidently hold their ground and stare down the other. Funny that “dog mermaids” really can bark, as this trait seems to link the two species more than anything. 6. They Beg for Food Sea lions couldn’t compare to dogs if they didn’t possess the inherent trait of begging for scraps of food. In one video, a slippery sea lion is seen hopping on the back end of a speedboat in attempts to sway his new friends into sharing their onboard snacks. The unbashful beast eats a fair share of fish before deciding he's had his fix and dives back into the seawater once again. 5. They Love Going for Rides Galapagos, for example, one such friendly sea lion is photographed taking daily rides on a resident kayak. 4. They Love to Play Fetch Sea lions have been recorded on numerous occasions performing somersaults for a few laughs and scraps of fish. It’s clear that sea lions really do love to play fetch, just like man’s best friend on land. 3. They Love Being Pet Sea lions love their bellies and backsides rubbed as well, and will stay with a diver forever if it means having the undersides of their chins scratched. 2. They look like dogs Sea lions belong to a group of animals called pinnipeds, which refers to any class of marine mammal possessing front and rear flippers. All pinnipeds possess huge canine teeth that may compete with the powerful breed of Rottweiler, a well-known guard dog, and household protector. 1. They Share an Ancestor Scientists have found the common link between sea lions and dogs. Both members come from the same taxonomic suborder of the animal kingdom, the order Caniformia— meaning “dog-like.” Seals, sea lions, and walruses are all considered pinnipeds belonging to the Caniformia suborder.

These fish look like aliens, but are in fact creatures from the sea! The vampire squid, giant isopod or goblin shark look like space aliens, not fish! SUBSCRIBE for the latest videos: https://goo.gl/7xzjzR Don't forget to CHECK OUT our latest upload: https://goo.gl/LUB8Xw 10. Blobfish Starting our ranking of alien fish that should be in their own monster movie...number ten...the Blobfish. Looking like the ultimate couch potato with fins, there’s something really erie about this globby mound of fishy flesh. First discovered off the coast of New Zealand in 2003, its been unseen for so long because it typically lives in really deep waters...up to 39-hundred feet where the pressure is 60 to 120 times higher than sea level. This creature is all blob and no bite really. 9 Fangtooth Fish How about this fish to look intimidating and dangerous. Coming in as number nine in our list is the Fangtooth Fish. It is also a deep sea dweller...in some cases being found at depths of more than 16-thousand-feet. As the long teeth in this baby would tell you, this is a predatory fish that uses those long sharp teeth in sort of an “attack first and ask questions later” method for meal time. The teeth of the Fangtooth are the largest of any fish in proportion to its body size in the ocean. 8. Barreleye Fish Next is something called the Barreleye Fish...also known as a Spook Fish. This truly looks like something from a different planet. The most unusual feature of this fish is its transparent head...sort of like a glass canopy of a fighter jet so the pilot can see all around. When you look at the front of this creature you see an obvious mouth and what appears to be two eyes just above. Those are actually the equivalent of nostrils. 7. Giant Isopod Number seven is just one nasty looking sea creature, the Giant Isopod. These guys live in the cold deep waters of the Atlantic, Pacific, and Indian Oceans and can range from three to almost twenty inches long. They look like a cross between a beetle and a common roach...but they are much larger. While much bigger, they are actually relative to what is typically called the pill bug 6. Stonefish Next is a fish that is a master of disguise...the Stone Fish. Possible the most dangerous fish in the sea for two reasons. First, this guy sits on the ocean bottom like a piece of the ocean floor. A expert at camouflage, this fish looks exactly like a rock or a piece of coral. The second reason it’s dangerous...its dorsal fin contains spines that inject a stout neurotoxin that is venomous and can be fatal to humans. 5 Archerfish: The next on our list of top Alien Sea Creatures is this little guy. Growing to about 6 inches long this is the Archerfish. You may think...this fish doesn’t look at all like an alien sea creature...in fact it looks pretty typical as far as fish go. But it’s not what this fish looks like as much as what it does. 4. Angler fish The Angler fish on the other hand is a fish that should have had a part in Rocky Horror Picture Show. This guy is one ugly, scary and alien looking fish. It’s not just because of the incredibly big mouth with those terrorizing teeth, but then he has this...this...appendage that is a quite unusual fleshy curved night light that hangs in front of its face to attract prey. 3. Vampire Squid: This floating mass of flesh is next up...the Vampire Squid. This guy is found in the very deep depths of temperate and tropical ocean waters. These creepy creatures are about a foot long on average and typically have a velvety black color to a light red shade to their exterior depending on where you find it and how much light is available. 2. Black Dragonfish: This sea creature is one wicked looking fish…if you want to call it a fish. Scientifically it is, but It looks a lot like the creatures in the movie “Alien.” This is really a creeper and what’s really weird is that the male and the female are so totally different, it’s like they’re not even the same species of fish. 1. Goblin Shark: And topping the list of truly Alien Sea Creatures is this one...look away if you must, but this is known as a Goblin Shark…a rare deep sea shark also known as an Elfin Shark. This hideous looking water dweller is thought to be a living fossil because it carries some very primitive traits that scientists say date back to 125 million years ago. Its long Pinocchio looking snout and small eyes give it a unique look that is magnified when it wants to feeds. Its jaw is what truly makes it goblin looking.

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