WIDE ANGLE: Sea Monsters, Inc.They are not always the stuff of myths. Sea monsters are real and we are always discovering more of them. But can they survive human pollution and the oceanic changes being wrought by carbon emissions?
Where the Wild Things Lurk Even creatures well known to science, like this deep sea frill shark, can easily enough fit into the "monster" category. But there are many more such creatures to be found in the ocean depths. Discoveries are coming in faster than we can make sense of them, thanks to new deep sea exploration technologies.
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