What it the world is this?!?

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I can't even begin to guess what this is or if the video is real but it's amazing to watch either way....

[video]http://www.liveleak.com/view?i=193_1379475235[/video]

Go to the 40 second mark and please tell me this isn't some kind of alien life form;)
 
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Giant jelly fish actually :-)
This Jellyfish was named after the Deepstar submersible from where it was first observed alive in 1966. It's named 'Deepstaria reticulum'. It was known previously from being hauled up on fishing boats nets but it's body would always be severely damaged. The Deepstar submersible first observed an intact living specimen.
Read more at LiveLeak.com - Massive Unidentified Sea Monster caught on Oil-Rig Cam
 
I saw this on Facebook! At first I thought it was a ray of some sort.. then it looked like a sheet fluttering in the current. But, Its in fact a Jelly Fish!!!!! Very rare to see so large and fully intact! the current generated by the tiny sub is what makes it undulate!
 
I saw this on Facebook! At first I thought it was a ray of some sort.. then it looked like a sheet fluttering in the current. But, Its in fact a Jelly Fish!!!!! Very rare to see so large and fully intact! the current generated by the tiny sub is what makes it undulate!

Yeah, a friend of mine posted it on facebook... crazy looking creature.
 
To anyone who hasn't seen this creature you need to watch this video as you might never see anything like it....
 

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