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Poseidon hosts a miriad of marine creatures, all ranging from the size of zooplankton, to animals nearly twice the length of a Blue Whale. Here, a school of Marine Jet Darters jump out, spooked by this pair of Moon Breachers (Xenolivyatan rapid), animals the size of the creatures they are named after, Livyatan, the prehistoric whale. Drones have shone that these animals exhibit Cetacean like behaviors and show signs of intelligence. one great example is the destruction of Drone "Great White". "Orca" filmed, as a small pod of these predators approached, curious, due to the shininess and blinking lights. The remnants of a past meal were used to prod and poke at "Great White". They tapped it and apparently gave out sonar pings. And amazingly, as a possible last ditch effort to communicate, the creatures flashed their bioluminescent lights on and off in complex and odd patterns. After "Great white" attempted to respond with sonar and lights, the Moon Breachers seemed to misinterpret the message and panicked, crushing and tossing the drone in their mandibles. They must have originally taken the blinking lights as an attempt to communicate, but failed. "Orca" escaped quickly to the surface. More Research is intended to be done, especially on these beautiful creatures.

Titos can be seen in the background.

Description
Poseidon hosts a miriad of marine creatures, all ranging from the size of zooplankton, to animals nearly twice the length of a Blue Whale. Here, a school of Marine Jet Darters jump out, spooked by this pair of Moon Breachers (Xenolivyatan rapid), animals the size of the creatures they are named after, Livyatan, the prehistoric whale. Drones have shone that these animals exhibit Cetacean like behaviors and show signs of intelligence. one great example is the destruction of Drone "Great White". "Orca" filmed, as a small pod of these predators approached, curious, due to the shininess and blinking lights. The remnants of a past meal were used to prod and poke at "Great White". They tapped it and apparently gave out sonar pings. And amazingly, as a possible last ditch effort to communicate, the creatures flashed their bioluminescent lights on and off in complex and odd patterns. After "Great white" attempted to respond with sonar and lights, the Moon Breachers seemed to misinterpret the message and panicked, crushing and tossing the drone in their mandibles. They must have originally taken the blinking lights as an attempt to communicate, but failed. "Orca" escaped quickly to the surface. More Research is intended to be done, especially on these beautiful creatures.

Titos can be seen in the background.