5 Strange New Species Scientists Recently Discovered

Think you know everything about biodiversity? Think again. Modern science continues to surprise us with groundbreaking discoveries, unveiling new species that were once unknown. With each new research breakthrough, scientists are revealing creatures that shock the world. Get ready to dive into the fascinating world of strange new species that have been recently discovered, leaving the scientific community in awe.

[csmith]

That one sea creature looks like a personal play toy😅😅

[cplmpcocptcl]

People see new or extinct species everyday.
They are just unaware that these species aren’t supposed to exist.

[Letsalljusttakeabreath]

He says worms, but shows crustaceans.

[Eeg_The_Egg]

Amazing to me how there's still probably so many animals that we haven't discovered yet. Thanks for the video! I really appreciated it!

[srstabalot]

Interesting how I can be captivated, educated, freaked out and grossed out all at the same time.

[GingerCC-hebe]

I feel quite ignorant! So much to learn and so little time. Thanks for the educational video.

[rocioaguilera]

That strange jellyfish 🪼 is extremely beautiful

[ShadowDeathG]

We need too build more coral reefs there’s hardly any left and there shrinking it would help increase so many ocean species including plants

[rocioaguilera]

Thanks for the information.
I didn't know that any of those animals existed ❤❤❤

[JaosubSoonthornnont]

5:30 that’s not a creature that’s some one who played slither io for a while💀😭

[bravediomedes]

Human: “look, it’s a new animal.”

Animal: “look, it’s the cause of our extinction.”

[damori]

Don't ask me why. But I want all of these as pets 🌚👁️👄👄👁️

[szymanowski]

2:53 sharing flashlight to use with your homie looks fun!

[DJ_Studios-OFFICIAL]

spiders always manage to make themselves seem even cooler when you learn more about them. they always have something new in store for science!

[rossedennz]

While you talked about zombie worms, you only showed shots of giant isopods feeding on the alligators. Wouldn’t have minded seeing a zombie worm or hearing about isopods instead…sigh!

[lindabenny]

I think the Pelican spider is name after a Pelican for the beak like structure at the front, Pelicans aren't known for long thin necks that's Famingo's.

[chillingsworth]

That guy thought he found a sea cucumber, but was holding a used plumbus

[nickjanczak]

Discovered just before they go extinct... we have absolutely no knowledge of ecosystems and how they function.

[oldschool]

Predators of the 🐸 can see witch one looks the most appealing

[TheAkdzyn]

You know why we clicked so don't complain if we didn't psy attention.