Hide and Seek in the Deep

This video shows some adaptations animals have for camouflaging themselves in the deep sea. Many of the animals in the deep-sea use red pigments to hide themselves because red light is one of the first wavelengths of visible light to be absorbed by the ocean (at approximately 100 meters), rendering any animal using it invisible. The red coloration is visible in these images because high-intensity lights shining from the ROV illuminate the scene.

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[Toshi3goshie]

I can´t belive they swimming around in our water :O they all look like aliens from another planet

[Kilen81]

@aznlilhero Yea you can try, but i dont think "they" want you to die just yet.

[aznlilhero]

@Kilen81 so this is all a lie? imma go kill myself.

[Kilen81]

@aznlilhero Yes, everything outside your basement door is CGI, youre actually living in a computer generated world much liike Matrix! Now you know.

[aznlilhero]

whoa is this all computer graphics?

[xxxizzahxxx]

keep up good job lovin it

[SH4D0WS74LK]

I felt like I was watching Animal planet. lol nice job!

[itti1977]

I saw Mj. in that deep.

[dodow1234]

most of them looks like alien spaceship

[WireMan7620]

Loosejaws are so cool! I never knew they swam like that. I'd love to see a video of one feeding.