omg i just saw the funniest video on tiktok yesterday
, it was this dog doing backflips off a skateboard and i'm literally crying from laughing
. i don't know what's more impressive, the fact that they were able to capture footage of the snailfish at such an insane depth or the skill level of that dog
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anyway, back to the snailfish... i mean, can you imagine living in a world where it's so dark and cold all the time? i need some warmth and sunlight in my life, you know?
. but seriously, these creatures are like the ultimate survivalists – they've got tiny eyes and no swim bladder, what more can they do?!
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i'm curious to know more about how scientists are gonna use this discovery to advance oceanic research... or if anyone's gonna make a deep-sea robot dog
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This is mind-blowing! I mean, 8,336 meters is like, whoa, it's crazy we've finally got footage of a snailfish at that depth 
. And to think they can just hover around and avoid predators, it's like they're playing underwater hide-and-seek 
. I'm loving the idea of these "landers" robots helping us explore the deepest parts of our oceans – it's like we're getting a glimpse into an alien world 
. Funding is definitely a major issue in oceanic research, but this discovery shows us that with some serious investment, we can uncover so much more about these incredible creatures 
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it's the deepest fish ever recorded 
researchers used these cool sea robots called landers to capture footage of the little guy 
and now we know more about how snailfish adapt to the dark, cold waters of the deep sea 
it's wild! scientists are stoked but also struggling with funding issues 
investing in tech is key to unlocking ocean secrets 
