Exploration of Tsuruga Bay

The video takes viewers on an exploration of Tsuruga Bay, located 70 miles southwest of Tokyo, near Mount Fuji. It highlights the unique marine life found in the bay's depths, including anglerfish, exotic eels, and the giant spider crab. The journey continues into the twilight zone, where the sun never shines, revealing rare species like the abyssal tusky and lantern sharks. The video concludes with a rare sighting of a female chimera releasing her eggs.

What unique feature does the anglerfish possess that allows it to move across the sand?

• It has fins with toe bones.

• It has wings.

• It uses its tail.

• It can glide.

What is the largest crab in the world, found in the twilight zone of Tsuruga Bay?

• King Crab

• Blue Crab

• Giant Spider Crab

• Hermit Crab

What is the maximum depth the submarine can ascend to during the exploration?

• 12,000 feet

• 7,000 feet

• 5,000 feet

• 10,000 feet

Which species of fish is known to live deeper in the sea than any other?

• Abyssal Tusky

• Giant Spider Crab

• Lantern Shark

• Anglerfish

What is the smallest species of shark mentioned in the video?

• Great White Shark

• Hammerhead Shark

• Tiger Shark

• Lantern Shark

What rare event involving a female chimera is captured in the video?

• Swimming in a group

• Hunting prey

• Changing color

• Releasing her eggs