Banana-sized deep-sea oddity glows red – and resembles an alien spaceship

BBC Wildlife Magazine·Apr 19

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a deep-sea discovery has been made, with an object found that is described as resembling an alien spaceship and is approximately the size of a banana, emitting a red glow. the details of this discovery are unclear, with reports instead highlighting other unusual sea creatures and ecosystems. it is uncertain what this object is or where it was found, with other stories discussing various marine life and habitats.

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