"It's such an unexplored area." Scientists discover over 100 new species deep below Australian sea: 'We need to understand … before it's lost' first appeared on The Cool Down.

The deep ocean is home to the largest ecosystem on Earth, but we’ve only explored a tiny portion of it. Despite the enormity of our seas, new species are discovered all the time thanks to ...

A groundbreaking advancement in marine biology occurred with the identification of 38 new marine species collected from the ...

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A strange creature from the deep ocean, Ferreiraella populi, was named by internet users and is now a scientifically ...

Researchers pulled 24 tiny new creatures from a deep abyss in the central Pacific Ocean, some with long, spindly legs and ...

A team of international researchers has identified 24 species previously unknown to science lurking in one of the most remote and mysterious places on Earth—the deep Pacific Ocean floor. Among the ...

The Senckenberg Ocean Species Alliance (SOSA), in partnership with the scientific publisher Pensoft Publishers and famous science YouTuber Ze Frank, have let the Internet name a newly discovered ...

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Scientists have made an extraordinary discovery in the Pacific’s Clarion-Clipperton Zone. No fewer than 24 new species have been found, and this includes an entirely new superfamily. Documenting Life ...

Beneath the neon lights of a laser-scanning microscope, newly classified species glow in vivid greens and oranges—a far cry from the pitch-black abyss of their natural ocean floor. Researchers have ...