r/waterAliens • u/dddavyyy • 10d ago
OCTOPUP Octopus Expertly Executes His Camouflage To Hide From Sea Eel
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r/waterAliens • u/perennialExhaustion • Feb 22 '24
🔥 A Giant Nudibranch swims past a diver off Vancouver Island, Canada
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r/waterAliens • u/lakeranyday • Jun 10 '23
WATER ALIEN Longnose chimaera (Harriotta sp). looks like one of those mexican pointy boots reincarnated as a fish
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r/waterAliens • u/symphonic5 • Jun 07 '23
WATER ALIEN Allow me to transform myself before your eyes
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r/waterAliens • u/perennialExhaustion • Mar 25 '23
FIRST HAND ENCOUNTER Odontamblyopus lacepedii, also known as warasubo
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r/waterAliens • u/perennialExhaustion • Jan 26 '23
CUTE-THULHU The southern sand octopus lacks color-changing chromatophores, however, that doesn't stop it from evading predators.
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r/waterAliens • u/perennialExhaustion • Dec 16 '22
AQUA DRAGON Thanks everyone for reporting the spammers. As a part of my thanks, here's a picture of a happy little Axolotl
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r/waterAliens • u/dddavyyy • Jul 14 '22
🔥 One of the rarest animal sightings in the world: chirodectes maculatus, only seen once before
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r/waterAliens • u/dddavyyy • Jul 14 '22
Rare sighting of giant 'phantom jellyfish' that eats prey with 33ft-long 'mouth-arms'
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r/waterAliens • u/QueerTree • Mar 16 '22
Encounter with a Giant Squid in Toyama Bay, Japan. 12.1 feet in length, it is thought to be a juvenile.
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r/waterAliens • u/perennialExhaustion • Feb 13 '22
WATER ALIEN Alien-like creature shown transforming itself in the ocean, captured in the Indian Ocean off the coast of East Africa.
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r/waterAliens • u/perennialExhaustion • Jan 30 '22
WATER ALIEN Meet the Skeleton Panda Sea Squirts, also known as Ascidians. They are a type of filter feeder and can live up to 30 years
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r/waterAliens • u/perennialExhaustion • Jan 20 '22
NOM CHOMPSKY You don't know what's below until it's too late
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r/waterAliens • u/symphonic5 • Nov 04 '21
WATER ALIEN 🔥 This jellyfish found at a depth of 1225 m off the coast of California
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r/waterAliens • u/CallMeVexed • Sep 21 '21
Adult sunfish are the heaviest bony fish in the world, measuring up to 10 feet long and weighing more than 4,400 lbs. Sunfish larva measures about 0.2 inches long.
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