Meet the 'world's cutest sea monster': Scientists discover an adorable snailfish

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Meet the 'world's cutest sea monster': Scientists discover an adorable snailfish​


When you go this deep, you'd expect any sign of life to be pretty terrifying.

So scientists were delighted to discover an adorable new species of snailfish thousands of feet below the ocean's surface.

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How cute! 😍
 
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