Scientists have discovered two new spooky sea creatures living hundreds of metres under the ocean. Find out more here.

A 2022 deep-sea voyage discovered a glowing shark and a delicate, porcelain crab species off the coast of Western Australia.

In its second major collection, published in the Biodiversity Data Journal, over 20 researchers from around the world came ...

By Elizabeth Claire Alberts New research has found that deep-sea mining in international waters could threaten at least 30 ...

The Australian government agency, the Commonwealth Scientific and Industrial Research Organisation , has discovered a new ...

The body of the bumpy snailfish has a jelly-like consistency, which is essential for surviving in the deep sea. This gel-like ...

The sea anemone attaches itself to a shell inhabited by a certain species of hermit crab, according to the team of ...

A semi-transparent crab about the size of an almond and a tiny, glowing lantern shark are among two new species discovered by ...

Earth's vast oceanic biodiversity remains largely unexplored, with only a fraction of an estimated two million total living ...

Marine researchers on a mission to record life hidden in the world's oceans have reported they found about 100 potential new species - including one mystery starlike creature. The expedition team ...

Scientists warn deep-sea mining could harm sharks, rays, and ghost sharks. Their habitats overlap mining zones.

Researchers have described a new species of deep-sea lanternshark and crab, both with the help of specimens collected from a CSIRO-led 2022 voyage of CSIRO research vessel (RV) Investigator. Called ...