Let's take a look at nine mysterious species in Antarctica that are unknown to everyone.

There are many kinds of creatures in the world and we don't know much about them. Many species are mysterious and unknown to the world. The following are nine unknown mysterious species in Antarctica. Let's have a look.

Let's take a look at nine mysterious species in Antarctica that are unknown to everyone.

Number one: elves? sea squirt

The word sea squirt is strange to us, but for biologists, there are more than 1000 kinds of this creature. If you just live in the ocean, this is not new. The problem is that the sea squirts that have lived under the Antarctic ice sheet for so many years are crystal clear. The sea squirt is nearly 49 cm long and lives in the ocean 2200 meters below the ice. Living in the polar regions with high pressure, high cold and high cold is somewhat incredible. If you go to the South Pole and discover it, do you want to witness this transparent elf with your own eyes?

Second: Antarctic blood spider

Scientists found this blood spider in southern Antarctica. What do scientists call it? Sea spider? . Spiders are no strangers to ordinary people. Spiders exist in every corner of the home and have different shapes. However, even in the sea, there are not many sea spiders. Now the discovery of blood spiders in Antarctica is another amazing discovery. Blood spider, 25 cm long and blood red, looks like an ornament at close range. Because there are no natural enemies, this spider can be said to be a good food in Antarctica, not to mention living in the low-temperature waters under the ice sheet. If you are lucky enough to meet this kind of spider while exploring the Antarctic, don't forget to take a group photo as a souvenir!

Third: Antarctic octopus

First of all, I want to say why this octopus is different. Traditional octopus belongs to temperate mollusk, which lives underwater and adapts to the water temperature not lower than 7℃. The most suitable ratio of seawater is 1.5438+0, and the environment with low salinity will die. Antarctic octopus lives in the extremely cold place under the ice 1000 meters, and there is nothing similar between them except their appearance.

Fourth: Antarctic starfish

A unique type of starfish looks like a sack, about 6 1 cm long, and its appearance is not very good. If you see such a big starfish, I wonder if you will be afraid. Wouldn't it be soon if you had the opportunity to see such a starfish living in extremely cold waters under the Antarctic ice sheet?

Fifth: marine flowers

At present, there is no authoritative name, let's call it Haihua, a new species living under the Antarctic ice sheet, with a body length of 1 m. Living in extremely cold waters is more precious than the snow lotus that often appears in TV dramas. I don't know what kind of environment has cultivated such a vibrant and tenacious species. If I can meet it, I really hope to breed it.

Sixth: prehistoric species? Carnivorous fish

This species, which many people never see several times in their lives, has its own infrared rays and sharp teeth, which can kill its prey instantly and never give it a second chance. Small size, fast speed, especially hard mouth. When you meet this creature, you must stay away. At present, due to the small population in Antarctica, you are not sure whether this guy is interested in human flesh. Try to stay away.

Seventh place: Antarctic fangs

This is a new type of dagger tooth or Antarctic shrimp. This fish has blue eyes and fixes its prey with curved teeth. It is also a carnivorous fish. It looks good. The problem is that it is a carnivore with teeth in its sharp mouth. It is rarely unsafe. Never touch this animal. If you are playing or exploring in Antarctica, try to avoid it. This kind of fish is different from traditional fish.

Eighth: Acropoda

This species is called Acropoda and was first discovered in 2004. This crustacean looks like a shrimp. Living in the sea near 1000 meters deep, the appearance is exquisite, but the back you see is still very sharp. If you are lucky enough to meet this animal, you can take a group photo as a souvenir. Don't think about bringing one back, even if you bring it back, you can't keep it alive because the temperature at home is too high.

Ninth place: porcupine

This is a new breed of sea pig. It really looks like a pig. Cute and fun. I really want to bring one back when I have the chance. I don't know if I can keep it alive.

There are many interesting species in the ocean, and there are too many incredible creatures in Antarctica. Wouldn't it be a great pleasure to see the Antarctic customs, these lovely and precious marine creatures and our lovely friends by the way? Penguin.