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Unique creatures living in extreme conditions of the Arctic.
There are thousands of creatures under the Arctic ice, many of which will never see. Employees of the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration of Canada (NOAA) in one of his expeditions to study the Earth's climate changes took pictures of some unique creatures living in extreme Arctic conditions.
1. Crossota- deep luminous jellyfish, lives as plankton in the water column.
2. Eusirus holmii
3. Hymenodora glacialis - pelagic shrimp. Moreover, these crustaceans are no sinks
4. Sopepod (copepods). This is a male known extra long tail and antennas. Males are rare and do not live long.
5. Starfish
6. Bulldog amphipod
7. Cf_Yoldia - Clam
8. Cliona Composite - Maritime butterfly
9. Clione Calvert - snail
10. Larvacean
1. Crossota- deep luminous jellyfish, lives as plankton in the water column.
2. Eusirus holmii
3. Hymenodora glacialis - pelagic shrimp. Moreover, these crustaceans are no sinks
4. Sopepod (copepods). This is a male known extra long tail and antennas. Males are rare and do not live long.
5. Starfish
6. Bulldog amphipod
7. Cf_Yoldia - Clam
8. Cliona Composite - Maritime butterfly
9. Clione Calvert - snail
10. Larvacean