This is, to the best of my knowledge, the first live footage of this animal worldwide,” Kat Bolstad of Auckland University of ...

Researchers have filmed a living Antarctic gonate squid in a world-first sighting deep in the ocean surrounding Antarctica.

below the surface in the ocean’s midnight zone, creating a unique challenge for scientists who’ve worked for decades to catalog the mysterious animal. "We’ve invested more than 20 years in ...

Researchers have discovered an unlikely new species within the ocean’s midnight zone: a glowing “mystery mollusk.” Although the apple-size species, named Bathydevius caudactylus, is ...

which is why it’s critical to be able to learn more about the animals living in the midnight zone, the study authors said. “Deep-sea animals capture the imagination. These are our neighbors ...

caudactylus is a nudibranch, a group of animals commonly known as sea slugs. This particular nudibranch is the first known to live in the deep water column—the ocean’s midnight zone—between ...

She has covered weird animal behavior ... bizarre see-through species of sea slug floating around the midnight zone of the deep sea. It was first discovered in California by Monterey Bay Aquarium ...

It lives in the ocean’s midnight zone–a wide area of open water about 3,300 to 13,100 feet below the surface. Currently, this hoodled mollusc is known to live in the waters offshore of North ...

which is why it’s critical to be able to learn more about the animals living in the midnight zone, the study authors said. “Deep-sea animals capture the imagination. These are our neighbors ...

Researchers have discovered an unlikely new species within the ocean's midnight zone: a glowing "mystery mollusk." ...

The midnight zone is cold and dark and very forbidding to us terrestrial creatures, yet it is filled with life, albeit life forms adapted to a very different set of challenges than we face.

The midnight zone is cold and dark and very forbidding to us terrestrial creatures, yet it is filled with life, albeit life forms adapted to a very different set of challenges than we face.