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8 Uncommon Species of Fish in the Deep Sea
Coelacanth
The coelacanth is a lengthy fish; weight of coelacanth fish is an average of 176 lb. (80 kg) and length is as long as 6.5 ft. (2 m). By investigative their ears bones, scientists know that coelocanths are long living fish —some coelacanth living as long as 80 to 100 years. There is an African type, which is deep blue in color to help it camouflage, and an Indonesian type, which is brown in color. Coelacanths have very sensitive eyes and only go out to chase at night. The rest of the day, they rest deep sea water column, dwelling at depths of up to 2,300 ft. (700 m) underwater, while they typically stay at about 295 to 656 feet (90 to 200 m). Coelacanths hunting snipe eels, cuttlefish, squid, small sharks, and other fish.
Borna Snakehead
Borna Snakehead is a very rare fresh water fish. It is also known as the Chel Snakehead. It is a part of the Channidae family. The length of Borna Snakehead is from 20 to 25 centimeters and it can be found in a single area in northern Bengal, India. Borna Snakehead sometimes called the "Frankenfish," the snakehead is a big killer that eats fish, amphibians, crustaceans, birds, small reptiles, and even small mammals.
Megamouth Shark
The megamouth is a large shark. Full-grown adults are at least 5.5 m in length and 800 kg in weight. Megamouth Shark has a very large, wide head, small eyes and five pairs of gill slits. The back is grey to grey/black color and the underside is white color. Megamouth Shark is very large animal. It eats jellyfish and plankton. This shark is rather like the Whale Shark and Basking Shark in the sense that it uses its large mouth to filter feed.
Goblin Shark
Goblin Shark is also known as "Mitsukurina Owstoni". It is another rare deep sea shark and can be found in the area of South Africa, Japan, Australia and the United States at depths in the range of 200 - 500 meters. The Goblin Shark eats sea life as deep sea squid, deep sea fish as well as deep sea crabs. The color of the Goblin Shark is light pink color. This is also very different color and very beautiful color also.
Colossal Squid
The Colossal Squid sometimes called as the Antarctic or Giant Cranch Squid. This monstrous deep sea creature can grow to sizes in excess of 14 meters (46 feet) and is believed to be the main squid species in existent. This amazing colossal squid does not only have suckers attached to its tentacles but pointed hooks which attach to the 'horror movie type' feel.
Chimaeras
This deep sea creature (Chimaeras) is a rare deep sea fish which is at the depths of the ocean. The Chimaera is which lives in depths of about 2500 meters (8,500 feet) and grow up to 1.5 meters in size. Chimaera is the same family as the ray and the shark.
Black Swallower
Black Swallower is a small fish, with a length of 25 cm (10 in). The body is lengthened and compressed, without scales, and is a uniform brownish black in color. The head is long, with a dull snout, moderately sized eyes, and a big mouth. The lower jaw protrudes past the upper; both jaws are lined with a single row of sharp, depressible teeth, which join when the mouth is closed. The initial three teeth in each jaw are enlarged into canines.
Black Lizardfish
Black Lizardfish also known as the 'Deep-water Greeneye' this rare fish is located only in the depths of the southern oceans of the world. It lives in deep waters around 1 500 to 3000 meters. The length of Black Lizardfish about 30 centimeters, the color of Black Lizardfish if purple-black and prowls the ocean floors with a mouth of blade sharp teeth.
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What is the ideal best sea temperature for humans to be inside the water?
I would like to know what is the best sea water temperature to swim or be inside the water without getting cold or be to hot?
That depends on a few things.
The ideal temperature would be one where the heat flow from your body to the water exactly balances the heat production inside your body. Heat flow increases as the temperature difference is greater.
So it depends on what is aiding or resisting heat flow (skin only? wet suit? dry suit? How much body fat?) and what the production of heat is (floating? treading water? athletic swimming?)
A skinny person not doing exertion is going to be matched at a pretty high temperature. Much higher for water than for air. Probably in excess of 80F.
A person with a lot more all-around fat doing a long swim would like it cooler. Possibly as low as the 60s, but I couldn't find any data for that.
Unlike being in hot air, you can't sweat in water to cool yourself by evaporation. So while healthy people could probably be in 110+ F indefinitely with enough to drink, anything above body temperature for a long time is probably going to raise your core because you can't cool from it. This combined with the increased heat flow in water compared to air means that your body's temperature regulation is effective over a much smaller range than it would be normally.
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