This sea urchin, found in the deep-sea Clarion Clipperton Zone, is one of many diverse species living at depths of up to 18,000 feet. Spanning 1.7 million square miles of ocean from Hawaii to ...

A giant isopod—an ancient, alien-like sea creature—showed up while my buddy was fishing with his sister. This thing looks like it came straight from a sci-fi movie, and the reactions were ...

Summer is undeniably the premier season for Miami deep sea fishing, and Therapy-IV offers anglers the ideal way to experience it. When the warm season arrives, Miami’s waters come alive ...

GlobalAutoIndustry.com’s latest Audio Interview is titled “Deep Sea Mining: Closing the Gaps in Global Critical Minerals Supply.” It features Dr. Wolfgang Bernhart, a partner at Roland ...

Photo Credit: Jennifer M. Durden, Brian J. Bett, Henry A. Ruhl The study was published in Deep Sea Research Part I: Oceanographic Research Papers. It followed 18 specimens over 20 months at eight-hour ...

Season 3 of Prison Break features a fictional Sona Federal Penitentiary, a prison, the most brutal of all depicted in the show till now. The location serves as the primary setting for the season's ...

A young woman has spoken of her shock after finding a venomous centipede in her flat. Orlaith Armour said she spotted the "strange creature" on her kitchen wall after she returned from a late ...

Despite covering over 70% of Earth’s surface, the vast majority of the deep sea remains unexplored. In fact, scientists have now revealed that humans have directly observed less than 0.001% of ...

DENG YONGAN/CHINA DAILY In a breakthrough to keep carbon dioxide permanently locked away, China has built a secure "prison" for the greenhouse gas deep beneath the South China Sea. Located about ...

Deep below the Pacific, a restless seafloor volcano off Oregon is showing signs it may soon stir again. Axial Seamount, a submarine volcano located nearly a mile beneath the ocean surface, is ...

Unsurprisingly, most direct observations of the deep sea occurred in the waters around wealthy countries with the capability to conduct them—especially the U.S., Japan and New Zealand.