Deep-Sea Scientists Capture Extraordinary 4K Footage of a Fish With a See-Through Head
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Scientists captured rare high-resolution 4K footage of a barreleye fish with a transparent head and rotating eyes in the deep ocean. The footage was recorded nearly 2,000 feet below the California coast, with one report placing the fish about 600 meters below the surface.
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Deep-Sea Scientists Capture Extraordinary 4K Footage of a Fish With a See-Through Head SciTechDaily · 6d ago broke it first
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