<h1>6. Velvet Belly Lantern Shark (Etmopterus spinax)</h1>
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Some sharks have special luminescent organs on their bellies to give up a blue light matches the color of the Sunlight above them  so the Predators swimming below they might as well be invisible.  Velvet Belly Lantern Sharks feed on crustaceans, cephalopods, bony fishes and many other small creatures.
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<h1>7. Deep-Sea Scyphozoan Jellyfish (Atolla wyvillei )</h1>
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In the darkest depths of the sea, all the red light has been drain out by the water above that red creature like this jellyfish reflect  light down there they're as good as black.  This species is bioluminescent. When attacked, it will fire  a series of flashes, whose job is to draw predators who will be more curious in the attacker than itself. This has received the animal the nickname "alarm jellyfish".
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<h1>8. Pit viper (Crotalinae )</h1>
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Pit vipers like the rattlesnake  we'll have  is to regular and rather scary ones plus two specialized organs just in front let him see a thermal view of if you're warm we'll toast. These loreal pits are the external openings to a pair of highly sensitive infrared-detecting organs, which in effect give the snakes a sixth sense to help them find and perhaps even judge the length, height, and diameter of the small, warm-blooded prey on which they feed.
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<h1>9. Lesser water boatman ( Corixa punctata )</h1>
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This next one is a truly super power beat the lesser water boatman it's a tiny and set to hold the title of the loudest animal on earth by size just don't tell him his lesser he makes a call as loud as a power tool despite being only two millimeters long. How? By rubbing his penis along his abdomen.
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<h1>10. Elephant (Loxodonta)</h1>
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Elephants are able to speak without sound instead to use something called in for sound emitting low-frequency waves bar below the range of the human ear. That they can have hundreds of kilometers through the ground it's not quite a telepathy but it might be the closest thing that we found.
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