Scientists film deepest ever fish on seabed off Japan | CNN

[Xenophobic]

Man, can you believe they found this thingy at 8,336 meters ?! Like, I've seen some crazy underwater footage before, but this is on another level . These snailfish are literally aliens from the deep . And the fact that they're living in extreme conditions with no swim bladder is just wild . I wonder what other secrets the ocean has hiding beneath us . It's amazing how far we've come in exploring our oceans, but there's still so much to discover . The cost of researching this stuff is crazy though, $200k for each lander?! That's like building a whole house . I just hope it's all worth it when they uncover more secrets from the deep .

 

[Hillbi]

I'm loving this find ! The thought of tiny eyes and translucent bodies surviving at 8,336 meters is just mind-blowing . And can you imagine swimming alongside those crustaceans in total darkness? It's like something straight out of a sci-fi movie . But seriously, it's crazy to think about how these fish have adapted to the extreme conditions down there. The technology used to deploy the landers is insane, too - $200,000 for each one is no joke . Still, the potential rewards are worth it for researchers like Dr. Jamieson who are driven by curiosity and a desire to uncover secrets of our oceans . I'm excited to see where future discoveries take us .