Although scientists have known about the octopus for more than 100 years, hardly anyone has ever seen a picture of it alive. This makes it difficult to study this animal.
A team of scientists exploring the Pacific Ocean was able to record a rare motion picture of a "glass octopus", a deep-sea creature whose body is so transparent that its internal organs are visible.
A team of researchers from the Schmidt Ocean Institute recorded a stunning video of the glass octopus during a 34-day ocean-bottom expedition, where they encountered the squid twice at sea. Deep near the Phoenix Islands which is about 5,100 kilometers northeast of Sydney, Australia.
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The resulting image revealed an ink with a skin as transparent as glass. until he could only see his eyeball, optic nerve, and his digestive system.
Research published in the Journal of the British Society for Marine Biology in 1992 suggests the octopus' cylindrical eyes may have evolved to make it difficult for enemies or prey to see. When looking up from below It is one example of their camouflage strategy.
Glass ink has a scientific name. Vitreledonella richardi lives in tropical and subtropical seas. at a depth of 200 - 3,000 meters from the sea surface by a study of a team of scientists from Prince of Songkla University indicates that this squid is found in the Gulf of Thailand and Andaman Seas.
Although scientists have known about it for over 100 years, almost no one has ever seen a picture of it alive. This makes it difficult to study these animals, where scientists have studied them from the remains found in the stomachs of predators.