A unusual finding in the waters of Tenerife He has aroused the curiosity of Ocean scientists and enthusiasts. Recently, an diver managed to film in the Aguar that surround the Canarian island to a very rare specimen of ‘Melanocetus Johnsonii’, an abyssal fish popularly known as the “Black Devil”. The appearance of this strange predator of the depths caused a lot of stir in the press and social networks. However, a great detail went unnoticed among the majority: The video was published backwards without anyone noticing.
Marino photographer and explorer Alberto Luca Rechi was the one who warned of the ruling after seeing the recording on social networks and on a recognized news platform. As explained from the Italian media RainewsRechi addressed the issue by commenting that This carelessness shows the great ignorance that exists about marine faunasince such a mistake would never go unnoticed as a terrestrial animal, such as a zebra or a bird.
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To reinforce his argument, the expert reported an anecdote in which, after an immersion with professional divers and a biologist, he invented names of non -existent creatures, such as the “Granchio Tigre di Sabbia” or the “Pesce Melone”, without any of them He will notice that these species do not exist. The ‘Black Devil’, despite its frightening appearance, is a fascinating fish that lives in the oceanic depths, where the light of the does not arrive. His dark body and his bioluminescence make him a true ghost of the abysses. This case, in addition to highlighting the rarity of the finding, has once again opened a debate about how much we need to know about the mysteries of the ocean.
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