In our newest edition of deep-sea animals that can dance better than you, we present the siphonophore samba by Apolemia rubriversa. 💃⁠ ⁠ Siphonophores (pronounced “sigh-fawn-oh-fours”) are colonial creatures made up of specialized segments that work together as one. They may not be familiar to most, but they’re abundant animals in the ocean. In fact, siphonophores are some of the most important predators in ocean ecosystems. Historically, gelatinous animals have been challenging to study. Their

1.1M views · 4.2K reactions | Meet the deep sea’s most mysterious residents! 撚✨ Giant siphonophores stretch longer than a blue whale, anglerfish carry built-in lanterns, and sea angels look like underwater fairies. Which one would you want to see up close? | PBS | Facebook