Humans have achieved remarkable feats in space exploration, from photographing black holes to landing rovers on Mars and sending spacecraft to the dark side of the moon. However, while we have explored distant celestial bodies, our very own planet Earth remains one of the last frontiers, and it is surprisingly familiar.

The ocean, covering over 70% of Earth's surface, is our planet's lifeblood. It plays a crucial role in shaping weather patterns, regulating temperatures, and supporting all forms of life. Throughout history, the ocean has been a vital source of transportation, commerce, growth, and inspiration.

Despite its significance, more than 80% of the ocean remains unexplored.

Captivated by this mystery, underwater photographer Wu Yung-sen, based in Taipei, has dedicated years to capturing the enigmatic beauty of the underwater world.

During a recent dive, Wυ Yυпg-seп had a rare opportunity to photograph a larval Wunderpus octopus.

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"I heard about blackwater photography during a conversation with my friends, and I immediately started working in this unique field," Wu Yong-sen told Bored Panda. "First of all, you must learn the characteristics of blackwater creatures. Then you have to understand which areas are suitable for this activity, how to attract blackwater creatures, and how to keep yourself safe."