The Golblin Shark

The Goblin Shark is one of the rarest sharks living to this day and it is said that this shark dates up to 125 million years ago. This shark tends to grow between 3 to 4 meters. It tends to live at 100 meters under sea level but adults tend to go up to 150. This hideous pink creature can extend his jaw forward to catch unexpected prey. It is believed this shark hugs the sea floor and eats crustaceans but also small fish sometimes. The Goblin Sharks are no threat what so ever and have never attacked a human to this day but are horrifying.

 : A Goblin Shark on land (adult).

 : A Goblin Shark with hydrated skin.

 : Goblin Shark underwater, this is one of the few pictures of a live Goblin Shark.

We don't know much about this shark due to it's tendency off sticking to the sea bed, but we do have enough information for this article to be potent.

 : Where Goblin Shark's are most commonly found.

 : Extendable jaw

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GjRSlnJ1rA4  : Video showing a goblin shark in it's natural habitat. You must watch the entirety of the video to see how it moves, how it extends his jaw.

The Collossal squid

The colossal squid is the largest invertebrate known to man (so far). The Colossal Squid can also be called the Antarctic Squid or the  Giant Cranch Squid. It's species is found in the Southern ocean but is known to go up to South Africa.

: Most Common areas for the Colossal Squid.

 : Size compared to an average human

The Colossal Squid has sharp hooks at the end of his tentacles as well as suckers and teeth unlike the giant squid which only has teeth and suckers. The first sighting of a Colossal Squid was finding two tentacles in the belly of a Sperm whale. Scientists then used underwater cameras to find a huge eye starring at the camera. But it is now proven exist and grows up to 8 meters according to recent studies. The largest Colossal Squid caught was by new zealander fishers off the coast of Antarctica, measuring initially 10 meters but then the creatures tentacles shrunk making it still a whopping 4.2 meters due to the tentacles shrinking.

 : The specimen being caught in 2007 by the fishers off the coast of Antarctica.

Scientists don't know much about this creature due to the specimens natural instinct of staying in the abyss of the sea.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=neQtrQvLV9Y