2 strange animals on the bottom of the ocean that you have never seen before

Today, man has extended his searches to the distant parts of space and wishes to discover the unknown planets and galaxies that have a distance beyond imagination from the earth.  However, the planet Earth is still full of unknowns for us.

According to Faradid's report, the oceans are one of the amazing territories on the planet, where a huge extent of their depths is still unknown to us.  In this article, you will get to know some of the strangest animals of the deep ocean.

toothfish

Two hundred meters is the distance you are from an alien world, right on this planet we live on.  If you descend this far into the ocean, you'll enter the "twilight zone" of the deep sea, where the sun's rays gradually fade and animals engage in a deadly game of missile defense with predators lurking in the shadows.

From a depth of 1,000 meters you reach the "Midnight Zone", a vast darkness punctuated by sparks of light emitted by life forms that hunt here for food and search for mates.  A world with terrible teeth like the teeth of a fangfish.  But don't let the fang scare you: it's about the size of a grapefruit.

Zooplankton

Many different animals are moving in the inner space of the deep ocean and their collective name is zooplankton.  This name is derived from the Greek language and its meaning is "wandering animals".  Some of them wander all their lives, like the "seed shrimp" encased in its orange lacquer and the "sea butterfly";  A snail that swims instead of crawling.

Others are only temporary members of the zooplankton—the larval stages of animals like starfish that eventually sink to the seabed to continue their lives.  Spending time as vagrants means they move to new locations with ocean currents, as long as they don't get eaten by other zooplankton along the way.