Odd sea creatures

From the dark depths of the ocean, some are odd, others are terrifying!

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As we grow older, continuing to expand our minds with new information is an important way to stay mentally sharp.

Sea pigs are found in all the world's oceans. In some areas, they comprise more than 95% of the total weight of animals on the deep-sea floor. Despite their abundance, most people will never see a sea pig, as they live in the coldest and deepest parts of the ocean.

The blue glaucus is a brightly colored nudibranch. This tiny sea slug spends most of its life floating upside-down. Learn more about this unique species.

Do you watch the discover channel a lot and remember the animals names? Well what if I told you there are still some animals you have never heard of before?

Pareidolia is not just a simple mind trick making you see funny faces on things when there actually are none. It's no sign of psychosis coming your way either, but rather a quite complex, pre-historical self-defense mechanism. Yes, it's true, seeing unlikely faces helped our ancestors survive; if you presumed that the rustling bush has a saber-toothed tigers' face hidden behind the leaves, chances are you'd run and save yourself if there actually was a beast lurking in the greenery.