The video discusses the "10 Strangest Deep Sea Creatures Ever Discovered" and features the following creatures:
1. Goblin Shark: A rare, deep-sea shark with a prehistoric lineage, distinctive sword-like snout, and extendable jaw.
2. Ocean Sunfish: The largest bony fish on Earth, reaching up to 1,000 kilograms and feeding on large quantities of jellyfish.
3. Black Swallower: A small but capable deep-sea fish that can swallow prey twice its size and 10 times its mass.
4. Giant Isopod: A large, creepy crustacean related to pill bugs, found in deep waters and capable of scavenging and eating meat.
5. Vampire Squid: A deep-sea squid with large eyes, a mouth full of teeth-like spines, and the ability to emit bio-luminescent ink and camouflage itself.
6. Atolla Jellyfish: A deep-sea jellyfish with 22 tentacles and the ability to launch bright flashes to attract larger predators when attacked.
7. Anglerfish: A deep-sea fish with a light-producing organ on its head, used to attract prey, and a unique reproductive system in which males join blood vessels with females.
8. Viperfish: A deep-sea predator with large fangs, photophores, and the ability to swim at high speeds to injure its prey.
9. Stonefish: The most venomous fish in the world, perfectly camouflaged to look like a stone on a coral reef, with venomous spines that can kill humans.
10. Carpet Shark: A shark that can grow up to 1.8 meters long, with rows of jagged teeth and the ability to eat other fish whole, including other sharks, and a unique camouflage that allows it to lure prey.
The video also mentions honorable mentions, including the colossal squid, and invites viewers to follow the creator's social media accounts for more content.
Here are the key facts extracted from the text:
1. The deep sea is home to many strange and unusual creatures.
2. 95% of the underwater world remains unexplored.
3. The goblin shark is a living fossil with a prehistoric lineage dating back 125 million years.
4. Goblin sharks can grow up to 4 meters long and have a sword-like snout and highly extendable jaw.
5. The ocean sunfish is the largest known bony fish on Earth, weighing up to 1,000 kilograms.
6. The ocean sunfish is invulnerable to most predators in the ocean, except for sharks and killer whales.
7. The black swallower is a small fish that can swallow prey twice its size and 10 times its mass.
8. The giant isopod is the largest known member of the isopod family and can reach up to 40 centimeters in length.
9. The vampire squid has the largest eyes of any animal in proportion to its size.
10. The anglerfish uses a light-producing organ to attract prey.
11. The anglerfish has a unique reproductive system in which males engage in parasitic reproduction.
12. The viperfish has large fangs that it uses to injure its prey.
13. The viperfish has photophores on its body that serve as a lure for its unsuspecting meals.
14. The stonefish is the most venomous fish in the world and has 13 spines along its back that release venom.
15. The carpet shark is also known as the tasselled wobbegong and can reach up to 1.8 meters long.
16. The carpet shark has rows and rows of jagged, sharp teeth that allow it to eat other fish whole.
17. The carpet shark is well camouflaged and can easily lure prey by wagging its tail to simulate a tiny fish.
18. The colossal squid is a runner-up for the list of strange deep sea creatures and is considered super creepy.