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Strange Sea Creature Surfaces!

I ran across something very interesting that I thought I would share with people. Today, In China; a sea creature was found. What makes this so special? Why should anyone care? This creature is normally found at ~ 28,000 ft below the surface. It is said to be a cross between an eel and a shark. Have a look! What else is down there?! A bigger question might be; why on earth did it come to the surface? Why never before today? :-)

[youtube]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Qz_nZixWX6Q&eurl=[/youtube]

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25 January 2007 at 21:18 - Comments
Ponygonpwns
Wow, I’ve never seen anything like it. First comment!
25 January 07 at 21:26
MC_XD
First FF comment! lol

Anyway thats a very interesting find kyle. You really like YouTube it seems
25 January 07 at 21:38
Kyle Ward
But of course, Youtube is extremely useful technology! Need a way to kill 2 hours? Hit up youtube and it’s easy. (No, I’m most certainly NOT implying anything by that statement) hehe
25 January 07 at 21:42
Rat Boy
*sigh* Kyle works for youtube now…

Anyway,I saw the article on MSN about this. Very interesting.
26 January 07 at 00:40
Brad
Yeah, that’s a really interesting shark. It came up because the water got too hot down below. Or maybe it just wanted to show itself to us ;) .

YouTube is indeed a great time killer.
26 January 07 at 17:19
Tr0nd
thats an amazing creature

whats the name of it?
27 January 07 at 06:50
Casey
Would make a fine killing machine in my eyes.
27 January 07 at 10:49
Gab
are you hinting us about … a song…. that always existed….. but it will now come up to show it self for no damn reason?
27 January 07 at 15:58
cheesecake
First Mac comment lolz


anyway, this is interesting. I would like to see what else is down there. There could be creatures that man has never known to exist before, scary.

Anyway, i have to agree and say that youtube is a great way to kill time :-)
28 January 07 at 14:05
Tim
I saw that on the news. It’s pretty awesome science right there. It’s strange how it died when it was taken out of the water.
28 January 07 at 15:14
Jonathan Akistar
Gab, you’re thinking way too hard. ( Although it’s possible >_> )
2 February 07 at 15:06
J3g4r
Niceone
20 February 07 at 10:01