It is believed that we know more about outer space than our oceans. Oceans hide spectacular animals under the deep blue waters. Colors in the ocean don’t necessarily fade with depth.
A bioluminescent, deep-sea comb jellyfish named Venus’ girdle is the proof. These jellyfish look like transparent rainbows in the ocean. They mostly swim around in tropical waters, and survive on a diet of small shellfish. They swim close to the surface of sea, and do not bear poisonous stings unlike jellyfish. Watch the video to catch a glimpse of these marine wonders, from the comfort of your couch.
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