Samridhi Garg
Elusive and mysterious, the giant squid inhabits the deep sea and can grow up to 40 feet long, using its massive tentacles to capture prey in the dark depths.
Known for its bioluminescent lure, the anglerfish lives in the pitch-black deep sea, attracting prey with its glowing appendage and large, sharp teeth.
Named for its ear-like fins resembling Disney's Dumbo, this small octopus dwells in the deep ocean, adapting to the high-pressure environment with its unique morphology.
Characterized by its enormous, expandable mouth, the gulper eel resides in the deep sea, capable of swallowing prey much larger than itself.
Despite its menacing name, the vampire squid is a small, gentle creature of the deep sea, using bioluminescence and webbed arms to navigate the darkness.
Equipped with light-producing organs, the deep sea dragonfish lurks in the abyss, using its bioluminescence to hunt and communicate in the dark waters.
A distant relative of the pill bug, the giant isopod inhabits the deep sea floor, scavenging for food and growing up to 14 inches long in the cold, high-pressure environment.