Two from the Most Strange Sea's Creatures.

The Most Strange Sea's Creatures
Today, we will go on a journey to the world of the seas. You will know very exciting facts about two of the most strange sea's creatures. I will reveal to you many secrets about them.

The first creature is Spredina Hellendorfi (which helped the Japanese in the war): this creature lives in the seas of Japan. It is a small cortical creature. It is being on coasts nightly to look for food, and in the morning, it is hiding in the bottom of the sea. It can spread the light around its body, so it makes the other creatures which looking for it for food lose the ability of sight. This sea creature not luminous in itself, but it keeps chemicals in a small pockets to use it if it felt threatened.
When it feels threatened, it gives off the chemicals then an interaction occurs out of the body ending by covering its body by a thin cover of light to prevent the enemies from seeing it. When the Japanese realized this property, they used it during the second world war, so they fished a very much amounts from this creature and sent it to the laboratories then it was turned into a powder which involved this active chemical and it was sent in a small cans to fighting's squares. The Japanese soldier put this powder with water on his hand to use it for light to manage to see maps and to write messages.

The second creature is Juniolacs (live clock): Juniolacs is very small sea's creature. The scientists collected about twenty thousand of this creature in a one liter of water. This creature grows in the light of the Sun, but it can grow in a gleam, in this case it gives off a quaint light and this light may be a live clock which indicates to the time. If we put a collection of this objet in a bottle and this bottle was shaken for example in 1.00 in the morning, it will be very dark after twelve hours(in 1.00 after noon) then the top lighting returns in 1.00 in the morning in the next day. It continues for several weeks, so it helps us to know the time and we can change in its lighting system. If we want to make the time every six hours, we put it in the light for six hours then put it in the gleam or in the dark for another six hours, its maximum lighting power and its maximum darkness power will be every six hours, so the time between the darkness and the lightness will be six hours, so it can be a live clock.

References: from the Wonders of Creation in the World of Seas –Mohammed Ismail Al- Gawesh.