Are you ready to dive into the eerie depths of the Blue Planet's Sea of Life?

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The Discovery Channel is currently airing a program showcasing deep sea creatures, which many viewers find both fascinating and frightening. The program features impressive footage of bizarre marine life, categorized humorously into "Eye and teeth with fins" or "Disco." A notable aspect discussed is the unique coloration of deep sea fish, often blood red, which helps them remain hidden in the dark, blue-lit depths of the ocean. The combination of eerie visuals and the mysterious nature of these creatures captivates audiences, making it a highly recommended watch for those who enjoy exploring the unknown.
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It's on the Discovery channel right now and it's official. Deep Sea Creatures scare the hell out of me.
This is really an amazing program with the best video of freaky creatures I've ever seen. I highly recommend it to anyone who doesn't frighten easily.
 
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Here's a nice one for you:
http://www.amonline.net.au/collections/images/ichthyology/240/i18115006.jpg
 
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the creatures come in two categories:
Eye and teeth with fins.
or
Disco

plus since there is so little light and what light there is is blue a lot of the fish are blood red in color so you can't see them.
 
Well, this one at least isn't entirely toothless:
dragonfish.JPG
 

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