Scientists Capture Footage of Fish 27,000+ Deep

This footage shows the deepest fish ever recorded on camera, in a Japanese trench 8,336 meters (27,349 ft) deep - more than 5 miles deep, in other words.
According to Reuters, the video was taken as part of a 10-year research expedition by the University of Western Australia and the Tokyo University of Marine Science and Technology to study the deepest fish in the world.
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