Wild Kratts: Creatures of the Deep Sea Page #2

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but not human pancakes.

Whoa! That's weird!

Ah! An alien fish!

New species?!

New species?!

A barreleye!

A barreleye!

Not a new species,

but only recently discovered.

AVIVA:

It has a see-though head!

JIMMY:

Exactly, just like an alien.

Why does it have that?

Hey, let's get out there.

We gotta see what

that head is all about.

Okay, thanks to

my new technology,

I think I can

get you out there.

CHRIS:

Great!

What technology?

AVIVA:

Deep sea fish have a special

kind of fat in their cells

that miraculously keeps

them from getting crushed.

I developed a similar

technology for this ship.

And I also updated the Amphisub.

You can use that

for exploratory missions.

Yeah!

Whoa!

All right!

Wahoo!

Ready to deploy.

Cool. This docking port has

miniaturizing capability.

BOTH:

Miniaturize!

Hello, barreleye.

Is he looking at us?

I don't know.

What are those green

cylinders all about?

Whoa! They're eyes.

Now he's looking at us!

He can look straight up

through the top of his head

or straight to

the front! Weird.

And cool.

Oh yeah, and those black things

are actually his nostrils--

for smelling.

So Crazy Eyes, what's up?

Why are you

always looking up?

CHRIS:

He looks up into the light.

Jellyfish!

BOTH:

Whoa!

Oh, wow!

The jellyfish caught

some little copepods

in his tentacles,

and now our barreleye

is darting in

and stealing the little snacks.

Some of the weirdest

swivel eyes in nature,

but they work for this guy.

Let's swivel,

barreleye style!

Wahoo! Swivel up. Swivel back,

up, back, up, back!

A little less swivel, bro!

Up and back and-- ah!

Goblin shark!

(Both yelling)

MARTIN:

Easy, sharky.

We're out of here.

Did you see those jaws?

They shot right

out of his mouth.

MARTIN:

Where'd he go?

He could be anywhere.

He acted like

an ambush hunter.

Hunting by surprise.

Ah! Surprise!

Ah! I don't like these

kinds of surprises.

KOKI:

I can't get

a tracking on them.

Their GPS transmitting

module is not responding.

Uh-oh.

How are we

going to find them?

I don't know. We're in

the Midnight Zone now,

3,000 to 13,000 feet,

or around the length

of 20 skyscrapers down.

No sunlight at all

reaches this far down.

This is what they mean

by the deep, dark sea.

MARTIN:

Oh, no.

Whoa!

CHRIS:

He's sucking us in!

BOTH:

Whoa!

Whoa!

Oof! Guess he didn't

like the taste.

Uh-oh.

MARTIN:

Not again.

I got a scan of the jaws!

Check it out.

Ooh...

CHRIS:

The jaws have ligaments

like rubber bands.

When his jaws are closed,

they're all stretched out,

but when he releases them,

his jaws catapult

outward in milliseconds!

MARTIN:

Well, it was great to

know how he captured us.

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