10 Most Bizarre Creatures Found In Antarctica!

From gooey fish with enormous eyes to a mysterious monster that prowls the ice, here are ten of the weirdest creatures ever found in Antarctica!


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[MrDonRam]

I was stationed in Antarctica @ McMurdo Station. I did three tours from 86 to 89. So yes - I would go.

[crazyhorseiii]

My wife and I love listening to Katrina tell us about things. Thanks for the fun videos with tons of information.

[dennisbarlow]

It has always been the top of my bucket list to visit Antarctica.

[lyndacareway]

Same here. Ive learned so much history by watching her series. Always something new and interesting.

[tammymoore]

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[rickkinki]

"...a mucky, gooey, translucent mud blob."

I love the way Katrina explains things so we average folks can understand!

[travissmith]

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[namikaorca]

I can’t wait to see an update to this video. It’s really cool to talk about few things found in Antarctica, not only jellyfish or new fish, but also myths and some mysteries !

[theboomroom]

The only part I’m interested in is the restricted area…. What are they hiding out there?!?🤔🤨🧐

[candiceperry]

It is awesome to watch orgins explain I like ancient discoveries found by divers

[zmilestheunfunny]

I legit forgot how amazing this channel was.

[teresatucker]

I couldn't do that kind of work I hate the cold but I love animals even we see new one's I really enjoy learning about all kind of fish in the cold water thanks for sharing

[josephehringer]

I love your narration and content! I always watch an episode before bed!

[altheacrawford]

Hey Katrina (sp?)/(& the guest hosts you occasionally have on, the Origins Explained channel:
Having watched this channel over the past few years (subscribed!), you have CONSISTENTLY presented scientific, natural happening phenomena, & other never or little seen or heard of phenomena, on this incredible Planet we all share.
Not only do you in each show cram a chock-o-block of information grounded in 'known science', you include well grounded speculation, including other findings, additional newer theories & findings that sometimes/often not shown or discussed..
Thank you so-o-o much for ALL of your continued Excellent work you do on this Fine channel! Peace, x & a whole lot of gratitude to you, & to All. :)

[ishaksayeedii]

I love ur infos and ur totally unique...i liked this so much 😊

[hatboxghost]

Good friend was there for 6 months, he absolutely loved it.

[maricelmina]

The mud blob is actually a sea pig I'm a marine biologist

[somebodythatyouusedtoknw]

creatures that left habitable area to get rid of humans : damn it they have come here too !

[jenniferdelacruz]

Fascinating I would love to go in Antartica because the creatures found are amazing

[salg-]

They are not the only animal with no red blood cells. The horseshoe crabs have blue blood.