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The deep sea is full of strange, other-worldly creatures that most of us only ever get to see via photo or video. The Monterey Bay Aquarium hopes to change that. They are opening up an exhibit for creatures that normally live thousands of feet below the surface of the ocean. But how can creatures used to thousands of pounds of pressure and no light come close at all to humans? Beth Redmond-Jones has been working on the exhibit and is the Vice President of Exhibitions at Monterey Bay Aquarium.

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