Pacific sleeper sharks were spotted in the South China Sea - 1,800 miles from home - offering new clues about deep-ocean ...

Deep-sea mining could impact marine life stretching from the tiniest bottom dwellers to apex predators like swordfish and ...

Director Ridley Scott may have just found his next alien. An extremely deep-dwelling and spooky-looking sea creature was discovered inside a vast trench off South American shores. This discovery ...

A New Predator in the Hadal Zone. The Atacama Trench, located off the coasts of Chile and Peru, stretches over 8,000 meters deep, plunging into the mysterious hadal zone.Defined by its complete ...

Deep-sea predator discovered with a body made for ‘capturing, killing and feasting’, scientists say By . Alex Mitchell. Published Dec. 17, 2024, 9:14 a.m. ET.

A nightmare deep-sea monster built for “capturing, killing and feasting” has been discovered by scientists deep under the sea. Named by scientists as Dulcibella Camanchaca, the beast was found ...

In the South China Sea, off China’s Hainan Island, researchers dropped the carcass of a cow about 5,340 feet down to the seafloor and trained cameras on the bovine bait, according to the study. To ...

In a surprising discovery, scientists observed Pacific sleeper sharks, typically found in cold, northern waters, feeding on a ...

The team, and later several independent experts, identified the squid as a baby colossal squid, a mysterious deep-sea predator that had never been seen alive in its natural habitat.

The team, and later several independent experts, identified the squid as a baby colossal squid, a mysterious deep-sea predator that had never been seen alive in its natural habitat.

The team, and later several independent experts, identified the squid as a baby colossal squid, a mysterious deep-sea predator that had never been seen alive in its natural habitat.

The team, and later several independent experts, identified the squid as a baby colossal squid, a mysterious deep-sea predator that had never been seen alive in its natural habitat.