Beware of Flesh-Eating Sand Piranhas at the Beach | Deep Look

[@mebreevee]

I have pet isopods and I just thanked them for staying as cute leaf munchers and not these nightmares

[@cranederoc]

Have a little army of zebra isopods and they do act like piranhas but mostly for potatoes and zucchini. Fun seeing them swarm tho, and they do eat the occasional dead insect.

[@RaptorRockDrakeJesus]

Quite interesting to see how isopods evolved and changed ever so slightly for almost every environment. Now just makes me sad we don't have trilobites anymore ):

[@purpleblah2]

Depending on the type, isopods love eating meat just as much.

[@mebreevee]

@@purpleblah2 As long as it isn’t MY meat

[@ImOwenWilson]

*real isopod hours*

[@fireandcopper]

Respect to the flesh/blood donor humans, that's dedication to footage (pun intended)

[@ZergRadio]

I couldn't imagine anyone sitting on the shore front in their speedo. Ouch!

[@The-KP]

I felt that joke as if you had stepped on me lol

[@trapezeable]

You son of a pun

[@bensoncheung2801]

666 👍

[@WebFanNY]

Just when we thought it was safe to go back to the water and we see this video on Flesh-Eating Sand Piranhas! We are going to need a bigger boat and keep our feet inside.

[@rave400v6]

When I was a kid, I walked on the beach as the waves splashed at my feet and I had this sharp pain on my ankle. I looked down and saw something like one of those small conch snail stuck on me. I pulled it off and was curious on what was it. 20 years later, the question still bothered me until now. I'm now grateful to know what these little things are.

[@krashd]

Cone snails can sting with their hydraulic harpoon tongue.

[@kirktown2046]

It was probably something else... I know they say the bite stings like a razor but honestly most bites from these things you will never ever notice... You could've been bitten/stung/nicked by ~any~ number of things at the beach.

[@theplague5803]

I always thought is was microscopic barnacles or something since when you climb on rocks you get cuts all the time so why wouldn't sand be any different Now I know it's just my imminent consumption

[@nix-cipher]

I can practically swear I saw these on Florida's Atlantic Ocean side between tides. There was a huge amount in one spot on the beach,an area roughly 3'×3' with 3-4 other exceptionally smaller spots following where the surf hit. I noticed these because I had never seen these before and found it unusual. Is there a relative species on the Atlantic coast?

[@drunaisis9797]

I sat on the beach in Thailand once, I was sitting on the towel and my feets were on the sand, sand was not wet, but moist, I felt lil sharp sting to my foot, instnctively I slapped the place with my hand and I felt some small creature was on my foot, felt down exactly when I looked down to my foot and in same moment dissapeared in the sand and left a lil hole behind (I thought I saw something for quorter of sec, as lil black worm, but could be my imagination as well). Suddenly I saw thousands of lil holes all around me covering whole beach. I put on my flip flops really quick, grabbed my towel and got lost from there. I never saw the lil creature, asked around what could it be, thought it was type of worm? Till today I ve never found out what it was, maybe it was this thing? Anybody have any idea? The vaves were not coming over the beach at that time.

[@mayro4803]

Getting sand in your shorts has never been scarier.

[@IDJMK]

Nawwww, that's the last thing I needed to comprehend 😭😭😭

[@isocarboxazid]

Thanks for that ☠️😝. They just get worse and worse the more you think about them, lol.

[@SasamuelTheCool]

getting sand in your underwear 💀💀💀💀💀💀

[@M11B2-22INF]

Just make sure they don't make their way up your pee-hole. 😬

[@skycloud4802]

No more sx on the beach.

[@jimb.7523]

*Kudos to the volunteers that had to sacrifice their limbs and feet during the making of this video!*

[@IamJimhunder]

As an Australian, I’m surprised this isn’t found here.

[@ryomahoffman6803]

As a Californian, I was honestly surprised to learn that they’re only found in a few places. I’ve been to Indonesia a few times, now it makes sense y I never see them there.

[@GarbanzoBeansFan]

🤣🤣

[@larrypadilla2809]

Yeah huh 😊😊😊

[@smartperson1]

Yeah if they were in Australia they'd need to be venomous, too.

[@lars2894]

Oh I'd be happy to smuggle a few million in for you if you want😉

[@AIpuchino]

Thanks for unlocking this new fear for me

[@KQEDDeepLook]

Knowledge is power, no?

[@dbalynne]

@@KQEDDeepLook absolutely not!

[@dbalynne]

So nasty and did not need to know this. Ugh

[@DT_6205]

​@@KQEDDeepLook Sometimes, the naive one is the happiest one!

[@mrffbmanagerguy6322]

😆ikr

[@stargazer3424]

Roly Poly: hi, I’m second only to the ladybug in terms cute bugs. Everything closely related to it: your flesh and your nightmares are delicious!

[@Svedge]

Have you seen a ladybug on a feeding frenzy yet? 😉

[@JoëlleWeetjewel]

Lol in my native language we call roly-polies "piss beds" and so I've been conditioned to think they're disgusting solely from their name. However, for some reason my brain tells me these flesh-eating bugs are kinda cute.

[@edd868]

Why is everything related to the pillpug nightmare fuel?

[@Triggernlfrl]

Wait till you go deep sea and meet the real big ones.

[@St.IsaacOfSyria]

I live on the east coast, we have sand fleas wich are harmless and funny. YOU HAVE FLESH EATING SAND FLEAS OVER THERE!?

[@stupendemysgeographicus5009]

The east coast does have relatives (fish lice) that will swim up to you!

[@amaccoy]

And they can stay over there. We can keep the cute funny ones, and they they can keep the foot munchers.

[@breezygamer1179]

We also have the normal burrowing/filter feeding ones over here (Emerita analoga, pacific sand crabs) which are super common and similar to the east coast ones. There's also stuff like Megalorchestia californiana (which surprisingly I've caught). Isopods range from giant isopods and springtail goobers to the tongue replacing parasite, so they're basically everywhere

[@bulbousborb]

We have both.

[@junminh5793]

I think you have the cute mole crabs but there, they have flesh-devouring sea bugs. Makes me happy that shrimps have never thought of using all their limbs as weapons…

[@NewMessage]

There's a horror movie just waiting to happen here.

[@MrH2O1998]

It's pretty close to The Bay.

[@Hirundo-demersalis]

Seconding the comparison to The Bay. In addition to being about marine isopods eating people alive, it's even more horrific with the hindsight of the COVID and how malignant negligence enabled its spread.

[@NormDeMoss]

Adding a third recommendation for The Bay. Best horror movie set on the 4th of July.

[@elliottcooper6205]

Ooh, like quick sand that eats you, I like it. As an idea. I like it as an idea.

[@MaekarManastorm]

Not really, would be as horrible as what the alien franchise has become

[@mypal1990]

Deep look trauma was not on my video feed today.

[@KQEDDeepLook]

The more you know...

[@EyeoIsis]

@@KQEDDeepLook The more freaked out I become....😨

[@Dahaka-rd6tw]

@@KQEDDeepLook Can you do video on Owlflies in future? AKA Antlion but in trees.

[@CelticVictory]

Yes, why does KZbin think I want to know this?

[@DoroteaTheMacuahuitl-Potato]

Carnivorous pill bugs… I’m stuck between admiration, mild fear, and dismay. If it’s not a friend, then why must it be adorable?

[@Terraqueo22]

"If not friend, why friend shaped?"

[@Eleora1997Msia]

Let just say... This one is zombie version of our loveable Roly Poly

[@Incomudro1963]

Now do a search for Giant Isopod. The enormous deep sea relative of these creatures.

[@Lina_so_and_so]

I was exploring a beach on my way up to Big Sur, i paused next to a giant 🪨 boulder, my feet stared sinking into the sand and I felt safe as I had my rubber croc sneakers and I had no idea these things existed! As the tide left i started feeling a ton of little bites between my toes and top of my feet, they were squirming everywhere and coming in and out of the holes of my crocs! It was a nightmare!!!

[@CrystalTW]

Omg this would be my nightmare!!! 😳

[@ratandmonkey2982]

woe to someone that passes out on the beach in that tidal zone.

[@KQEDDeepLook]

Shudder.

[@EphemeralPseudonym]

I mean, I'd be more worried about getting carried to sea...

[@franimal86]

Oh you’ll wake up real quick when they start to bite. They hurt!

[@RICDirector]

Cross those off as spring break destinations...surprised they havent shown up on CSI etc....lol

[@josemembreno3134]

i think more attention needs to be given to whoever does the music for these. it really brings the experience all together! the fact that each video appears to have a unique track composed especially for it is SO cool! i wonder if there's anywhere we can listen to the tracks by themselves...

[@KQEDDeepLook]

Hi @josemembreno3134, Seth Samuel composes an original score for each of our episodes. For now, there isn't a way to listen to the tracks by themselves. You'll just *have* to come back and watch more of our episodes, lol.

[@lemon9bug]

His name is Seth Samuel! He has a little behind the scenes video from a while ago: kzbin.info/www/bejne/l6SYp6R_o9eqpaM

[@josemembreno3134]

@@lemon9bug whoa!! thanks for the info! that's awesome!

[@etkheadshot6147]

It’s too whimsical lol it’s like a Pixar movie while this thing is devouring you.

[@jjQlLlLq]

Yeah 0:54 reminds me of the style Crash Bandicoot Titans OST, that really unlocked some memories… I love this music style

[@The-Real-aPOC]

If these were hear in Australia, they would be the size of a dog and have venom.

[@shellz-ts6td]

At least they'd be easily visible!

[@youmadbro3961]

I'm sure they are already there

[@royalfelineandtracygrant]

So that’s what they are! One time I was at a beach (in California) and one of those sand piranhas decided to try and eat my foot. Got it off but I’ve had no idea what it was until now. Thanks Deep Look!

[@KQEDDeepLook]

Glad we helped you solve the mystery.

[@EthanEckhardt-m6n]

So that’s what was causing those sharp stinging pains whenever I tried to get my feet wet. Now I know there are tiny crustaceans made out of bits of me wandering around balboa.

[@MajinObama]

I almost had a shock at night I thought it was a jellyfish arm! 😭

[@Zaxares]

I KNEW there was a reason why I preferred mountains to beaches. XD

[@KQEDDeepLook]

Don't give up on the beach!

[@aimlesspassions1157]

​@@KQEDDeepLook Too late.

[@agalv9017]

Mountains will always be superior 🔝 🏔️

[@sendoh7x]

Depending on which mountains, some do come with leeches 😄

[@agalv9017]

@@sendoh7x still better

[@darksoals]

Ah yes, the bitey boys

[@Gotmeinmyvibe]

Ah yes

[@NoLucha]

hahaha i like this name. the bitey boyes

[@dr.hridaynathlotliker1900]

These sand piranhas bit me at our local beach in Goa (India). Unfortunately I didn't know who they were. Thanks to the deep look for educating us.

[@Hirundo-demersalis]

Good Lord, and they live exactly where I do! Maybe I should wear socks next time I go to the beach

[@KQEDDeepLook]

LOL, no socks needed. Though socks with flip-flops is a beach look that seems to never goes out of fashion. Seriously, you should be fine on dry sand.

[@Hirundo-demersalis]

@@KQEDDeepLook maybe just bring socks for walking through the surf, then. Just in case.

[@parthernnixxart4623]

Water shoes, i always wear water shoes, people think I’m weird for it, but you never know what you could step on. And the bites from them would probably hurt less

[@TXP9]

Just go with a full hazmat suit already.

[@nicholasneyhart396]

I always wear beach shoes when I go there. I got my feet nipped at by dogfish(tiny sharks) on the east coast of the U.S. and Canada multiple times.

[@scythenix598]

These critters take "looking like a snack" to a new level

[@noezjojo7613]

seeing the wound with the sand made me cringe so hard

[@KQEDDeepLook]

No kidding.

[@TheNaturalGamer1]

Its just sand dude

[@bruhb7611]

It’s coarse rough and gets everywhere

[@eugenetswong]

@@KQEDDeepLook How did you all prevent infections?

[@gec101]

@@bruhb7611don’t forget irritating

[@shizzywizzy6169]

0:20 Me and the bois pulling up for some sand sprinkled yum yum

[@AlexHernandez-qn3ho]

Real

[@Sjalabais]

So eating rotten stuff in between servings of human blood...doesn't that present a danger of infection?

[@Mysterynovus]

Suddenly my legs itch.

[@cbeautifulworld11]

I grew up thinking these were harmless sand crabs. They were so common on the beaches that, as children, we briefly held them before they quickly buried themselves in the sand. We were lucky, I guess, and I'm grateful to have not been afraid of them then. From now on, after seeing this video, I will be.

[@brandonmckinnon836]

Yeah road tripped to the pacific northwest, noticed em every time i dug in the sand. They were also on any dead animal matter along the shore line, where it was damp.

[@madnessarcade7447]

New fear unlocked.

[@KQEDDeepLook]

Noooo...! Knowledge is power. Just don't hang out on the wet sand and you should be fine.

[@sumbinge]

1:05 *laughs in Atlantic*

[@c.jishnu378]

Commenting so your comment is recommended by KZbin.

[@faultyinterface]

No kidding. I'm from Indiana, and these things horrified me when I moved to Washington.

[@Kaldosthesergal]

Lmao

[@EchoEcho-q4r]

You have tics with lime disease buddy lmao from the pacific

[@bork7817]

Common Atlantic W

[@gregbendero]

I had one of these latch to my leg in Southern California when I was a kid. It freaked me out so bad I never wanted to go back in the water.

[@KQEDDeepLook]

So sorry to hear that!

[@friedrichpianezzola]

Always happy to find out that most blood sucking or flesh eating animals or parasite live thousands of miles away from me haha

[@SamTimelapseMan]

One time i was at my local beach, Lincoln City, OR. I had my foot in the water, suddenly it was swarmed by these things. I instantly got multiple bites, they were all painful and bleeding. Hurt worse than a bee sting. I have never seen them before or since.

[@SuperCretaceousMZ]

Great ;^; now I have to watch out for sand piranhas when at the beach T^T

[@KQEDDeepLook]

Only if you're standing in the wet sand. You're safe on the dry sand!

[@SuperCretaceousMZ]

@ OMG U replied to meh! And ah! Got it, thx for the tip if I’m at the beach!!

[@Puni_punn]

I will never forget these creatures, they were at a beach with my family and i kept telling them they kept biting me and they didnt believe me

[@lucasmendoza7576]

I remember during a trip to California, me and my siblings were exploring a beach, but evertime we put our feet in certain tidepools, our feet would sting. Now I know why.

[@KQEDDeepLook]

The more you know ...

[@HauntedMushroom96]

How often do californians have to deal with sand piranah's

[@shakeyj4523]

@@HauntedMushroom96 I grew up there and so did my parents and grandparents. My father and grandfather were surfers and lifeguards. I never heard of these, nor experienced them, and neither did my parents or grandparents. So for me, never in 100 years. Literally.

[@homeygfunkoffacherryfruitl4971]

@@shakeyj4523 I was just thinking the same thing. My family on both my mom and dad's side are all Cali natives and none of us have ever experienced anything like these little critters before. They gotta stop trying to make people afraid of the beach lmao.

[@ahxel8173]

1:32 anything for measurement except the metric system 💀

[@andycraig7734]

It must be traumatic, having this video marked with time that is measured in units divided by 60. Ohz nohz! 🙀

[@bradhuffjr777]

​@@andycraig7734 Before judging someone, you should try walking 1.60934 kilometers in their shoes.

[@kk111-1]

😂😂😂

[@matthewfrancis1360]

I placed my toddler in about 6 inches of water on a beach on Pearl Harbor. In less than a minute he started to cry and his white rash guard started to get red spots on it. He got about 10bites from these horrible little sand lice.

[@Wised1000]

Loved it! Thanks for the preview!

[@prettypic444]

I can’t wait till Steven Spielberg gets a hold of these guys

[@Digital111]

I love this channel 😊

[@craigschuller]

@ 3:25: This PSA obviously brought to you by sharks.

[@amoghavarshamurthy]

So essentially they are the Recycling Army of the beaches! Love them!

[@Bartholomeow141]

I've spent my entire life on the coast of western Wa and I've never ever been bitten by anything like that.. from Neah Bay to La Push.. never ever seen anything like those.. sand fleas in their billions but nothing like that

[@shakeyj4523]

Same here for Southern California. Sand Dabs yes. But they don't bite.

[@griffyt209]

Same, I live by puget sound and though ive seen lots of different isopods and relatives at the beach, theyve never bitten me (to my knowledge)

[@cordellcheek6203]

KILLER ROLY POLYS haha!

[@ChronicCorvidae]

stashing these fellas in my "horror monster inspiration list"

[@jimb.7523]

"Here's one biting on a foot..." **Quentin Tarantino wept**

[@FurryEskimo]

So that's what these are! We have a ton of them at our local Beach, and they're nothing to be really afraid of, you'll be getting back to your car and realize you have a bunch of them in your shorts, and they itch pretty bad, but you shake them off, brush them off, wash them off, whatever it takes. They just itch, and make the whole experience less pleasant. They're not always at the beach though, they seem to come in waves. If it's a bad day for them, just keep away, unless you don't mind the itching.

[@masihnewbie0]

Yeah, beach trip wouldn't be the same anymore after watching this documentary

[@gyaruninja]

I was already afraid because of jellyfish, now this is a new fear. Thanks.

[@Iforgotthisfr]

"What is this creature taking a bite out of your toe?" Idk but it looks like a creature thats about to be stepped on

[@MichaelEllis1]

Wow that was disturbing and compelling!

[@f.demascio1857]

Lived on the Pacific coast for 30+ years. Never encounterd these.

[@bigsarge2085]

Always learn something new!

[@The-KP]

Love this channel. You guys!! So good.

[@schweepy_g]

These are anything but "chill-toe-guys"... ok I'll see myself out.

[@KQEDDeepLook]

Nice!

[@catsndogs98]

They like moisture so just dont stay in the wet zone too much

[@lucusx0790]

I’m pretty sure the person in this video was an unwilling victim because there’s no way they were a willing volunteer.

[@mimischiffman626]

Producer for this episode here! I was a willing volunteer! Very willing! The bite hurt for second then I was just left with a little nibble/s! Just like when you cut yourself shaving. That’s why we wrote that line!

[@zorrodelaspraderas3840]

oh my,​@@mimischiffman626, the dedication. did you survived though?

[@youmadbro3961]

​@@mimischiffman626masochist

[@EayuProuxm]

Early they said in the video that they'll go for dead animals, but the film crew still decided that they needed a live subject. That's dedication, or torture depending on intent.

[@Weiner-Worm]

Wow these rolly pollies rude af. Never knew these were a thing, thanks Deep Look fam!

[@hackermanack3393]

Welp looks like im bringing my flamethrower to the beach

[@WeiShihong]

Always be prepared. 👍

[@democlem]

Why do I watch these before bed

[@carolward3269]

Just one more reason I'm glad I live near Lake Michigan, where the beaches are free of salt water, sharks and now, sand piranhas!

[@aceundead4750]

Shark free for now. Bull sharks like many of the animals found in the Mississippi have been steadily moving north, eventually they may make it to us here in the Great Lakes region. Which if they start eating the invasive Asian carps would be an alright trade-off i think.

[@OMGitshimitis]

One got into my swimming shorts once, let me say- it sucked!

[@KQEDDeepLook]

Yikes!

[@Sithir]

Of course it sucked - thats what sand piranhas do!

[@raycope2086]

Thanks, Laura, you were very interesting telling me about these little creatures. Have a grand Christmas, sweetie. I wish you rainbows.

[@HumbleAshe]

Mmmm I think I’ll stick to wearing shoes on the beach so I don’t have these guys nibbling on me. But they must make for delicious treats for smaller sea birds!

[@iilikecereal]

Genuinely never even heard of these until today

[@nikovyuan9624]

Yes, take a dive, and then when you come out of the water, get some on your feet. Lovely...

[@KQEDDeepLook]

You should be fine if you don't hang out on the wet sand. Enjoy!

[@cameroonkendrick6312]

Where I live we have these things called sand fleas which are basically just clawless crabs (make great bait) but never knew the pacific has actual flesh eating things, isn’t that nice

[@worldofanimations456]

It premieres on my birthday

[@bmo14lax]

@worldofanimations456 happy early birthday!

[@worldofanimations456]

@ it is my birthday

[@bmo14lax]

@worldofanimations456 happy birthday!

[@worldofanimations456]

@@bmo14lax thanks

[@Nbdsdrujnyfngydfdfegj]

Respect to the guy who got bitten by those nightmares

[@imkiyori]

Thanks I hate beach piranhas 😭

[@badbiker666]

Great! I can't go in the water because I am afraid of what will eat me. Now I can't go NEAR the water for fear of what will eat me.

[@KQEDDeepLook]

The dry sand is safe.

[@faye76000]

This preview is giving my nightmares, does that mean I should stop subscribing to this channel?

[@AnirudhTammireddy]

Nah bro It means you should watch it twice so the fear become familiar

[@jamesmiller4054]

Don’t be a coward

[@craigrosa8195]

Beautiful and terrifying! That circular motion just gave me the heebie jeebies. I've never seen a bloodworm and not sure I want to. Well done!

[@suruxstrawde8322]

Fun Fact: Pill bugs and shrimp are both crustaceans, clams and snails are mollusks, and all of the mentioned creatures eat rotting material. . You are already eating the bugs.

[@PaulyWally30]

I never knew about this creature. KZbin once again making feel like I’m not from earth.

[@deleter1823]

* brings flamethrower backpack * Helldivers taught me a thing or two about getting rid of bugs .

[@SeeMeRolling]

I always wondered what those scribbles were, and I attributed any cuts/sores on my feet to barnacles, which are pretty common

[@D-Z321]

2:02 yall just call its mouth a pie hole?😅😅

[@tainadelcaribe]

Yeah, human-eating pie hole. Ew.

[@Trowsiff-uk]

The camouflage on these creatures is incredible!

[@Zeyek1]

men of culture we meet again

[@kung-borean30]

Was looking for this comment

[@chairshoe81]

what, her voice?

[@ISplimeI]

Thank you Deep Look! I love the music and foley in this video, and my top three favorite subjects are music, bugs, and videography, so I just wanna say that this channel is inspiring! Much love! 🤍

[@KQEDDeepLook]

Glad you enjoyed the video! Seth Samuel composes an original score for each of our episodes!

[@ISplimeI]

@@KQEDDeepLook I love all you guys; but Laura, Seth, and Mark are all huge inspirations for me as an upcoming musician, foley artist, videographer, and (hobbyist) entomologist! Thanks for being awesome and showing the world how cool arthropods are! Not to be too gloomy, but will there be any chance that you guys will talk about the death by a thousand cuts that is currently happening to insects? Their silent extinction is really sad to me. :(

[@howiwashere]

ah - feet

[@Krisorizon]

New fear unlocked: Getting eaten by beach piranhas

[@oh_zoinkers]

Premiers are so stupid

[@LeonardGreenpaw]

I used to love nature. But now I have an overwhelming dread of all the harmful things out there

[@Johannes_Exiguus]

These are the stupidest thing. Just release the video

[@TheRealJaCrispy]

I've been bitten by these things while I was in Mission Bay near San Diego. It feels like getting poked and the salt water adds to the sting.

[@afn22]

I love every video you make! ❤

[@Dirtyswiff]

I’m 37 years old and I barely discovered these on my last beach trip in May. They have been under my feet the whole time!!!!! 💀

[@exploretheBrightSide]

Wow, nature never ceases to surprise us! These tiny creatures are fascinating yet fierce. I wonder, how do they play a role in their ecosystem? 🦀🌊

[@mikechiu9767]

I am from Taiwan, and I've never encountered these things over my entire life. Which got me curious, so I checked on various sources, and I don't think there's any formal report of people encountering these things on our beaches either. Do you mind sharing the source on that?

[@KQEDDeepLook]

Hi @mikechiu9767, This review paper mentions that Excirolana chiltoni have been reported in Taiwan: zookeys.pensoft.net/article/100390/element/2/17// This paper from 2001 also mentions them: chrome-extension://efaidnbmnnnibpcajpcglclefindmkaj/research.nhm.org/pdfs/4970/4970.pdf It's possible that they aren't very abundant in Taiwan and that's why other sources, like this one, don't show them there: www.gbif.org/zh-tw/species/2212911

[@zacharywong483]

Fantastic and super informative video, as always!

[@kiddosam8032]

Me, 7 secs into video: That’s it. You’ve convinced me. I’ll never go outside again. 😌

[@TheDaniel366Cobra]

I encountered small isopods at the Black Sea. Stand at the swash zone and let your feet sink into the sand, then lift them up and you can see dozens of those little guys scurrying away to hide back in the sand. The biting ones don't live there, fortunately.

[@marc1981tremblay]

These guys are the heros who keep our beaches clean !

[@boi7316]

Great, now I'm scared of going to the beach barefoot because of isopods using the power of spin.

[@ferretyluv]

I was gonna say, I’ve never seen them before. They’re only found on the pacific, that explains why.