Image courtesy of NOAA.
Joel Kontinen
New species are found all the time. Now, National
Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration (NOAA) the first spotted these
mysterious party blobs in 2015, They are small
just over 6
centimeters or 2 inches long but they
are vibrant that move and pulse.
Rsearchers found them at a depth of roughly at a depth of roughly 4,000 meters or 13,000 feet off the coast of Puerto Rico. now, they are featured in
the journal Plankton and Benthos research and they’re called Duobrachium sparksae.Source:
Specktor, Brandon. 2020. Newfound marine blob looks like 'party balloon' with two strings, scientists say. Live Science.1 December.
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