Tiny Predator Discovered Deep in Ocean Trench Off Chile

Deep in the ocean, scientists found a tiny new predator!

It's a small crustacean, like a shrimp, only about four centimeters long.

They named it Dulcibella camanchaca, which means 'darkness' in a local language.

It lives in the deepest part of the ocean, called the Atacama Trench, where it's very dark and the pressure is incredibly high.

This creature uses special limbs to catch and eat other small creatures.

Scientists discovered it during a deep ocean survey and are excited because it shows there's still much to discover in the ocean.