Scientists found a jellyfish that can grow as big as a school bus off the coast of Argentina! 🪼 During a deep-sea expedition led by Schmidt Ocean Institute, researchers spotted a rare phantom jellyfish. Unlike many jellyfish, it doesn’t have tentacles. Instead, it has four flattened arms that can be over 30 feet long and may be used to capture prey like plankton and small fish. 🎬 ROV SuBastian / Schmidt Ocean Institute

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#stitch with @Scientific American Scientists have discovered a new species: a blue octopus! 🐙💙 This unusual creature was first spotted over a decade ago, nearly 6,000 feet down on the ocean floor near the Galapagos Islands. Researchers from the Charles Darwin Foundation immediately knew it was something special – but it took until now to complete the research that confirmed its identity as a new species.