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It has glowing red eyes and hairy legs — but this nightmare creature was NOT found in the deep sea. Two brand-new sea spider species, Callipallene pilosuspedes ("hairy feet") and Tanystylum kiixin (named for the sound of crashing waves), were just described from the Salish Sea — the first new sea spiders there in nearly 100 years. Researchers collected 150+ of them from only 60 feet down. They're not true spiders, and they're harmless to people. One specimen of C. pilosuspedes has ever been found. And T. kiixin can't even groom itself — its body is a living world of grime, debris, and tiny parasites. As the researcher put it: "an ecosystem within an ecosystem within an ecosystem." No camera has filmed one alive — footage here is AI-reconstructed from specimen photos and expedition footage. #SeaSpider #DeepSea #OceanMysteries #MarineBiology #CreepyCreatures Sources: Study: Organisms Diversity & Evolution, August 2026 — Cormac Toler-Scott, University of British Columbia Watch the full episode: https://youtu.be/12mkQThfW-M This video was created with AI-generated footage and AI narration.

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