A remarkable giant deep sea woodlouse with 14 legs and measuring more than 10 inches long has been discovered in the Gulf of Mexico.
The isopad, which is a new species and 25 times bigger than its cousin, was found living more than 2,500 feet beneath the waves - off the Yucatan Peninsula.
It's the site where the asteroid strike that wiped out the dinosaurs occurred - 66 million years ago.
