Among the newly discovered ocean types, the massive squid is depicted for the first time – enormous

An architect in the southern Atlantic Ocean known as the southern Sandwich Islands is home to some of the world’s most remote terraces. Unmanned except for occasional scientific research, its volcanic composition highlights the geological and environmental diversity of this part of the world, and we still have a lot to learn.

Chamidt Institute Ocean (Previously) I recently completed a 35 -day trip on Valkin (also) To the remote island and discover the new aquatic opening holes, coral gardens, and what researchers suspect is a completely new type. During this campaign, the team also confirmed seeing the huge squid for events, as it got a movie on the film for the first time.

The institute says: “The length of the massive squid is estimated at 23 feet and can weigh up to 1,100 pounds, which makes them the heaviest invertebrates on this planet,” noting indicating the importance of documents because animals were found only dead, after they were washed on the beach or the predators eat them.

The statement says: “Little is known about the massive life cycle, but in the end, they lose the appearance of events,” the statement says. “Adults who die by fishermen were filmed, but unprecedented alive.”

This last campaign is part of the Nippon Foundation -Nekton, the largest initiative that accelerates the discovery of the ocean life. During the trip, the team survived the winds of the tropical storm with hurricane storms, 26 feet waves, ice mountains, and an earthquake below the sea.

The census scientists have focused on discovering new types and documenting coral reefs, sponges, sea hedgehogs, snails and sea stars CtenophoresIt is called anonymous gel or sea grapes. The team will announce the exact number of new types later this year after verifying classification experts.

“The 35 days in the sea were an exciting group of scientific discovery, which will feel the effects of this for many years on the arrival of discoveries in administrative work,” says Dr. Michel Taylor, head of the main researcher in science and media in the ocean. “This is exactly the reason why there is a census of the oceans – to accelerate our understanding of the life of the ocean before it is too late.”

See more at the ocean Schmidt Institute Website.