WATCH: Sharks found living inside underwater volcano

Andrea James 11:25 am Fri Jul 10, 2015

Sharkcano! National Geographic ocean engineer Brennan Phillips sent a camera into Kavachi, an active underwater volcano in the Solomon Islands. He was surprised to find species of sharks living in the volcanic plume.

They also filmed jellyfish and a rare live sleeper shark, according to a related article. Because he is an engineer, not a marine biologist, he could not explain what they did during a full eruption, or if they could sense if it would happen. "The deeper you go, the stranger it gets," he said.

Scalloped hammerhead:

Six-gill stingray:

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