A shiny golden orb discovered by NOAA's deep-sea robot in the Gulf of Alaska, initially mistaken for an alien egg or treasure, was identified as the holdfast (base) of a deep-sea anemone called Relicanthus daphneae, demonstrating how marine organisms can create structures that appear extraordinary to human observers.
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This Golden Orb Fooled Scientists #Shorts #Ocean #NOAAAdded:
This looked like an alien egg. It was something stranger.
In the Gulf of Alaska, a NOAA robot found a shiny gold orb stuck to a rock about 2 miles down.
The claw reached in, sediment lifted.
Nobody could call it a shell, an egg, or a sponge with confidence.
So, the sample went from abyss lights to a lab jar.
The twist came later.
The orb was not treasure and not proof of aliens.
Researchers identified it as the base of a deep-sea anemone, Relicanthus daphne.
The animal was gone, but the holdfast remained.
That is the ocean's trick. It can make a living footprint look like a sci-fi prop.
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