The Abyss: Bizarre, Mysterious Sea Creature Filmed

A mysterious, unidentified creature caught on camera deep underwater has scientists scratching their heads as to what exactly the beast could be!

The cameras caught sight of the strange-looking creature deep beneath the surface of the ocean off the coast of the United Kingdom, on an oil drilling site. The beast is a brackish brown in color and appears to have scales. It moves much like an octopus or squid, but looks as if it has several strange appendages poking out. It also appears to have what should be internal organs on the outside of its body.

Some scientists claim that the animal is a Deepstaria enigmatica jellyfish, with others speculating it could be a mass of expelled whale placenta floating in the water.

There is also a mystery surrounding the origins of the video, as the video was originally uploaded to YouTube without any explanation of the contents or when and where the film was shot. To take a look at the strange creature of the Abyss, you can watch the video below:

Sasquatch Season: Bigfoot Killings Legal in Texas

Mythical beast Sasquatch (aka Bigfoot) might want to avoid ambling through the forests of Texas, as shooting the legendary creature there is actually legal.

The matter of legal Bigfoot killings came up recently when Sasquatch enthusiast John Lloyd Scharf contacted Texas Parks and Wildlife official David Sinclair to see if he could kill the hairy beast should he encounter one in the Lone Star state and not face any legal repercussions.

As it turns out, Texas doesn't have a decree on the books expressly forbidding the killing of a Sasquatch. A key question in the debate is whether or not a Bigfoot creature can be classified as an "exotic creature" under the terms of state laws regarding the hunting of animals.

“An exotic animal is an animal that is non-indigenous to Texas," Sinclair tells Fox News. "Unless the exotic is an endangered species, then exotics may be hunted on private property with landowner consent.”

Scharf has interpreted this to mean it's open season on Sasquatch. "We’ve got hundreds of sightings going back decades. I don’t think we’d have any problem proving it’s indigenous," he says.