Ping-Pong Sponges, Dragonfish, And Snailfish Eggs Delight Scientists Exploring The Planet’s Most Remote Trenches. ... sea cucumbers, snails, sea urchins, benthic ctenophores, and sea stars.

Scientists stumped by shiny golden egg discovered in deep sea Using a remote operated vehicle, NOAA scientists on the Okeanos Explorer encountered a shiny golden orb deep in the Gulf of Alaska.

A mysterious deep-sea creature that no human has EVER seen may have laid the 'golden egg' that was discovered on the sea bed two miles underwater off the coast of Alaska, experts claim ...

An egg, the remains of a sponge, ... From tulip-shaped sea sponges to 'gummy squirrels': Natural History Museum scientists discover 39 potential new species living on the ocean floor ...

Scientists baffled by golden ‘egg’ found in deep sea dive ‘It’s like beginning of a horror movie’ diver declares after finding object in Pacific off Alaskan coast ...

The leading theories are that the gold orb is an egg case of a potentially unknown species, or that it's a type of sponge. "I'm Team Egg Case at the moment, but I'm excited to find out," Candino said.

A ‘GOLDEN egg’ has been found at the bottom of the sea – and although it’s in the hands of scientists – it remains shrouded in mystery. At first glance, it looks like … ...

A ‘GOLDEN egg’ has been found at the bottom of the sea – and although it’s in the hands of scientists – it remains shrouded in mystery. At first glance, it looks like … ...

Some deep-sea sponges can grow up to 12 feet long, all of it showing signs of life. With their biological drive in mind, Clark says it is entirely possible that some deep-sea sponges are ...

Sponges play a vital role in the oceanic ecosystem, filtering water and providing structures for organisms to hide in or lay their eggs on. Ana says, 'They ingest a lot of bacteria and they pump water ...