Giant shrimp output from the ocean!
04 February 2012 Radikal
A huge type of shrimp was discovered in Kermadec Pitu, the deepest parts of the Pacific Ocean in New Zealand open
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New Zealand Water and Atmospheric Research Institute (NIWA) said that 34 hunger of massive shell, discovered under 7kil of the sea surface, 10 times larger than normal shrimps of 2-3 times longer.
In the research conducted in cooperation with Aberdeen University and NIWA in Iskoçya, lying seabed with a large metal tool installed by the camera made using sapphire glass to protect from pressure in sea depths.
It was reported that 7 different types of salted in the draft and 9 types were detected by the camera.
The largest shrimp captured on the floor is 28 years old, 34 years old, was reported to be exposed with the camera.
Sea shells live with vegetarian valleys on the sea base up to about 11 kilometers.
Ashley Rowden fromNIWA said, "This is why a large animal has not been discovered so far, it proves that we have little information on life in the ocean bottom."
It was thought that ocean pits are not suitable for living because they are very dark and cold, but recent research that ocean pits host unique forms of life.
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