This #UnderwaterWednesday you’re being treated to the deep-sea dance of Enypniastes. In footage captured by the NOAA Ocean Exploration team, this magnificent little sea cumber, also dubbed the “headless chicken monster”, puts on quite a show. Enypniastes has the capability to be bioluminescent, a skill it uses in a remarkable way. If attacked by a predator, it triggers a bioluminescent reaction that will alert the attacker’s own predators as to its location like a searchlight in the otherwise da

Some describe it as 'headless chicken monster', others 'Spanish dancer'. How would you call it? Join Will Smith on Welcome To Earth, a six-part docuseries from National Geographic, now streaming on Disney | Disney

HEADLESS CHICKEN MONSTER: A rarely-seen deep sea swimming cucumber called Enypniastes eximia — a.k.a. the "headless chicken monster" — was filmed for the first time in the Antarctic Ocean. It has only ever been filmed before in the Gulf of Mexico. | CBS News

The ORIGIN Of the Headless Horseman (Dullahan) From Ireland . . . #spookyseason #ireland #folklore #mythology #dullahan #headlesshorseman | Black Dragon Tavern

This grim and spooky creature is the stuff of nightmares in Scottish mythology. Scottish mythology explained; Dullahan the headless horseman #scotland #scottishculture #mythology #folklore | Kenny Boyle - Actor and Playwright