There are thousands of creatures under the Arctic ice, which many will never see. Employees of the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration of Canada (NOAA) in one of his expeditions to study changes in Earth's climate have pictures of some of the unique creatures living in extreme Arctic conditions.
1. Crossota-luminous deep-sea jellyfish, living as plankton in the water.
2. Eusirus holmii
3. Hymenodora glacialis - pelagic shrimps. Moreover, these shellfish do not sink
4. Sopepod (copepods). It is a male known additional antennae and a long tail. Males are rare and do not live long.
5. starfish
6. Bulldog amphipod
7. Cf_Yoldia -shellfish
8. Cliona Composite-sea butterfly
9. Clione Calvert -snail
10. Larvacean
10. Larvacean
1. Crossota-luminous deep-sea jellyfish, living as plankton in the water.
2. Eusirus holmii
3. Hymenodora glacialis - pelagic shrimps. Moreover, these shellfish do not sink
4. Sopepod (copepods). It is a male known additional antennae and a long tail. Males are rare and do not live long.
5. starfish
6. Bulldog amphipod
7. Cf_Yoldia -shellfish
8. Cliona Composite-sea butterfly
9. Clione Calvert -snail
10. Larvacean
10. Larvacean
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