Look at the transparent sea cucumber. His insides glow

The unusual marine inhabitant is actually an unknown species of sea cucumber.

An ROV that explores part of the Pacific Remote Natural Monument southeast of Honolulu.The drone was exploring a seamount at Kingman Reef and Palmyra Atoll when operators spotted the unusual creature.

Sea cucumbers, or holothurians, are a diverse group of animals, many species of which are common in the central Pacific Ocean. According to the scientists who discovered the unusual inhabitant, the sea cucumber belongs toto the family Elpidiidae. These deep-sea animals are scavengers that feed on skin cells, feces, and pieces of dead animals that fall offto the bottom of the ocean. 

To eat, the animal oozes through the seabottom, using sticky tentacles to collect a mixture of sand and organic material, which it then brings to the mouth. The bright orange intestine, which looks like a glowing Cheetos and is visible inside the transparent creature, digests organic material, releasing inedible "sand."

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