The pelagic zone, part of the ocean or open sea that comprise the water column, and have the deepest benthic communities near the sea floor or bottom of the sea, and also called the abyssal zone. The black swallower, giant squid, angler fish and tripod fish are the common inhabitants of abyssal zone, that could live in an boundless ocean depth pressures.
1) Tripod Fish
Tripod fish
Black-swallower Fish
Black swallower
Angler Fish
Angler Fish
2) Giant Squid
Giant Squid
The hadopelagic zone and the trench zone or Hadal zone, is the ocean’s deepest furrow, around 120,000 feet depth of the ocean’s bottom and common inhabitants includes the tube worms, viper fish, jellyfish, sea cucumbers, corals and manySea Anemone
3) Tube Worms
Shipworm, Woodworm or Mangrove worm or Tamilok
Spirobranchus worm or Christmas Tree Worm
Spirobranches worms or Christmas Tree Worms
Spirobranchus worm
Christmas Tree worm
4) Jelly Fish
Cephea Jellyfish
Blue Spotted jellyfish
Mysterious jellyfish
5) Sea Cucumbers
Sea Cucumber
Ocean dwellers Sea Cucumber
Strange hairy sea cucumber
6) Corals
deep sea corals
Deep sea Corals
abyssal zone corals
7) Sea Star or Starfish
Red-knobbed Starfish
red and purple Crown of Thorns Sea Star
Crown of Thorns Starfish, Coral killer
Sea Polyps
Sea Polyps
Octocoral Paragorgia Polyps
yellow polyps
Common Green Polyps
White star polyps or Sulawesi polyps, Indonesia
9) Sea Weeds or Sea Forests
Net seaweeds
Seaweeds or Sea Forests
Incense and Oils Seaweeds
Edible Gelatin Seaweeds
10) Bottom Feeder is an aquatic animals that feeds on the bottom of the sea or near the sea floors, and bottom body of waters like the rivers, ocean, lake or even aquariums. The feeding invertebrates includes the shellfish, crabs, crayfish,sea anemones, starfish, snails, sea cucumbers and bristleworms. And the bottom fish includes the flatfish, halibut, flounders, sole, plaice, eels, haddock, cod, bream, grouper, bass, carp, snapper and some sharks and catfish species.
Flounder Fish
Flounder fish
Peacock Flounder fish
11) Snapper Fish
Red Snapper Fish
Yellow-tail Snapper
12) Bristle Worms
Lug Worm, bristleworm species, usually used for baits
Sandworm
Sandworm
Clam worm
Clam Worm
Clam Worm
Oil Worm
Oil Worm or Red worms eating and composting machines
13) Cold Seep Tubeworms
Cold-seep Tube-worm
clams caught by Clusters of Tubeworms
14) Stingray Species
Blue Spotted Stingray
Spotted Eagle-Ray
15) Shark Species of the Abyssal Zone
Goblin Shark
Frilled Shark
Angel Shark
Cookie-Cutter Shark
16) King of Herrings Fish or Giant Oar Fish
King of the Herrings or Giant Oar Fish
17) Giant Isopod (Crustaceans related to crabs and shrimps)
Giant Isopod or Crustaceans related to crabs and shrimps
Giant Isopod
18) Deep Sea Crabs / Shrimps
Yeti crab discovered in 2005
Strange red deep-sea crab
Deep Sea Hermit crab without Shell
Deep Sea Lobster
chirostylid crab, or “deep sea squat lobster
Abyssal Zone Squat Lobster
Abyssal Zone Sandlobster
Deep Sea lobster
Newly discovered deep sea Blind Lobster
19) Deep sea Snails
Deep Sea Bloggerhead: Cone Snails (Conus)
Abyssal zone hydrothermal vent snail
Deep Sea Angel Snail
Deep Sea Chupacabras Snail
20) Abyssal Zone Slugs
deep sea slugs
Spotted deep sea slugs
Luminous deep sea slugs
Colorful deep sea slugs
California Coast slug
lettuce sea slug elysia crispata
The Nudibranch or commonly called sea slugs, is a member of now known as taxonomic clade or group of consisiying extinct species soft bodied marine gastropod mollusks which their shells shed after larval stage , an these sea slugs are noted for their striking colorful forms.