Top 10 deep sea monsters in the world, top 10 weird creatures in the deep sea

The top 10 weird creatures in the deep sea are as follows:

1. White shark

White sharks eat meat, and there are also white shark injury incidents, so it is called man-eating sharks, even in the seawater, other animals are very afraid of man-eating sharks, and there are almost no natural predators. Due to its large weight and sharp teeth, it is easy to devour animals.

2. Sand sharks

Sand sharks are generally found in temperate tropical waters, and it is not uncommon for them to attack and injure people. Since the sand shark and people's action areas overlap, it is still easy for people diving and fishing in the sea area to encounter, so more attention should be paid.

3. Man-eating crocodile

Needless to say, the harm of crocodiles to people is not to be talked about, the size of man-eating crocodiles is larger than ordinary crocodiles, if there are small creatures and animals that touch man-eating crocodiles, it is very dangerous, and man-eating crocodiles are not only very aggressive, but also very cunning, so that people and animals are not easy to detect, of course, there are not many man-eating crocodiles that hurt people, and many died in the stomach of man-eating crocodiles.

4. Monk's hat jellyfish

The appearance of the jellyfish is colorful, and it has a very gorgeous decoration effect in the seawater, but although the jellyfish is beautiful, it contains a lot of toxins, and the appearance of the monk's hat jellyfish is easy to make people think that it is not toxic, in fact, the monk's hat jellyfish is very toxic, if a person is stung by the monk's hat jellyfish, then it will be very painful, and it will also cause danger to life.

5. Tiger fish

In order to protect themselves, tiger fish often blend in with the environment, which is easy for people to detect, but the toxins and hazards of tiger fish cannot be underestimated, once stabbed by tiger fish, even thick clothing will be pierced, and these toxins make people's lives dangerous.

6. Thorny coral

Corals are ornamental creatures and look very beautiful, but spiny corals look like corals, but they are not corals and are not easy to detect in the seawater. However, the area of spiny corals is not small, and there are many seas where spiny corals appear.

7. Crown of thorns starfish

The distribution area of the crown of thorns starfish is also very wide, the appearance of the crown of thorns is dense, and these thorns contain poisonous substances, once the sting of people, it may cause a lot of harm, and even make people's body functions can not run, so we should pay more attention.

8. Flower lion fish

The spines on the appearance of the lionfish are poisonous, and if you encounter a flower lionfish in the seawater, you should be careful not to approach, otherwise you will be attacked by these stingers and the toxins produced, which will cause physical injury, and it is still very dangerous in the seawater.

9. Thorn rays

Thorn rays are not ordinary fish, although stingrays are not likely to take the initiative to attack humans, but stingrays are poisonous, there are relatively long stingers on the tail, if the stinging is very toxic, and may cause death, so you must be careful when encountering stinging rays.

10. Stonefish

The stonefish is a very poisonous fish in the ocean, and it is also a very strange-looking fish, it will disguise itself as an inconspicuous stone, surprise its prey with a fatal blow, if someone carelessly steps on it, it will not hesitate to retaliate, and release a deadly poisonous substance.

The deep blue sea is so mysterious, fascinating, and unpredictable. The charm of the sea is much more than that, the sea is so big and deep, the species and number of creatures in the deep sea are very rich, and the largest creatures in the deep sea are often the most curious.

The blue whale is the largest known creature on Earth, measuring 33 meters long and weighing 181 tons, about 30 times the weight of an African elephant, or the weight of 2,000-3,000 people combined. It is only in the ocean that it can have such a weight, because the buoyancy of the sea allows it to support its weight without so much effort, and this huge body can also maintain its body temperature within a comfortable range.

The blue whale is not only the largest cetacean in the deep sea, but also the largest living mammal. Blue whales are pale blue or mouse-gray in color.

So, how big is the blue whale? The tongue of the blue whale can reach 2000 kilograms and can stand more than 50 people; The heart is as big as a small car; And the caliber of the blood vessels can hold a small child. Even newborn baby blue whales weigh more than adult elephants, and they drink 400 liters of breast milk a day for the first seven months of their livesThe growth rate is very fast, and the weight is increased by 180 pounds per day.

Although blue whales do not live on land, they use their lungs to breathe, just like other mammals. The lungs of the blue whale are very large, weighing more than 2,000 pounds, and such a large lung can hold more than 1,000 liters of air, which can allow the blue whale to dive for a long time and only breathe once on the surface in about 20 minutes. At this time, the blue whale needs to expel carbon dioxide from its nostrils, and the huge air flow causes the nearby sea water to be swept out of the sea, forming a spectacular water column more than 10 meters high, just like a fountain at sea, which is a rare spectacle.

Another spectacle is that when the blue whale dives, it likes to put its tail out of the water, and then shoot it heavily, and sometimes it will jump out of the water, like a carp jumping over the dragon gate, which is very dreamy.

The blue whale is an endangered animal, and in February 2021, it was listed in the List of National Key Protected Wild Animals of China. Before the beginning of the 20th century, there were quite a few blue whales living in almost every sea area in the world, but after more than 40 years of frenzied hunting, the blue whales were almost extinct, and it was not until 1966 that the international community began to protect them, and the number gradually recovered. According to a 2002 report, there were between 5,000 and 12,000 blue whales in the world, and before there was no human hunting, there were about 239,000 in Antarctic waters alone.

There may not seem to be much we can do to protect blue whales, but we can protect their habitat by not dumping garbage into the sea and creating a quiet and comfortable breeding ground.