The Deep Sea Eye was secretly transported and dropped into the southeast coast.
When it descended to a depth of 800 meters, it finally made a major discovery.
Real-time information was shared, and the researchers in the secret chamber stared nervously at the detection images from all angles.
Suddenly, they saw a huge shadow flash across the screen.
The shadow moved so quickly that it did not match its size.
In physics, for a large object to achieve a greater speed, it needed to have more kinetic energy.
The speed of this huge shadow seemed extremely unscientific. What kind of energy was driving it?
After images from different angles were combined, the mysterious creature's full appearance was finally presented.
Everyone gasped. They saw a giant octopus with eight exaggerated tentacles covered in blood-red suckers.