Scientists baffled by strange sea creatures near Alaska

[jeff of pa]

JUNEAU, Alaska (AP) — Strange sea creatures that resemble large pink thimbles are showing up on the coast of southeast Alaska for the first time after making their way north along the West Coast for the last few years.
Scientists say the creatures are pyrosomes, which are tropical, filter-feeding spineless creatures usually found along the equator. They appear to be one long pink tube, but in reality, they're thousands of multi-celled creatures mushed together, generally about 6 inches (15 centimeters) long.


Must be Overpopulating their Natural Habitat

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[Rebel - KGC]

MANY "strange" critters are coming up from "The DEEP"...

 

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There's a lot of things on this planet they have no idea exisits.
...and they still call themselves "experts".

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[against the wind]

They still can't find the old stuff.
Where is Sasquatch and the Unicorn??

 

[boogeyman]

There's a lot of things on this planet they have no idea exisits.
...and they still call themselves "experts".

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True as true could be! A buddy of mine found a little shrimp in neck deep water down the Baja. We had a trunk full of bottles full of formaldehyde a lot of them tequilia bottles. The hardest thing getting back was keeping the Mexican border guys from sampling to see if we had over our two liters. Turns out this shrimp hadn't been classified before so Rod got a shrimp named after him. Always made me think, if we don't know what's in 5' of water, then I guess we know nada zip nothing about the rest. And if we know 0% about the ocean how smart are these scientists? (Hint - 3rd graders got more sense)