Discover a series of bizarre creatures in the deepest abyss of Earth
In the deepest abyss of the Earth, scientists have discovered a new series of creatures with extremely bizarre shapes.
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In the deepest abyss of the Earth, scientists have discovered a new series of creatures with extremely bizarre shapes.
Unidentified fish species have been discovered living at depths of more than 8,000m under the Pacific Ocean.
Learn more about two giant sperm whales and giant squid in their struggle to survive.
Scientists at Scripps Institution of Oceanography, San Diego, USA have discovered a giant metamorphic worm in the deepest area of the Pacific Ocean.
Biologists have just discovered a new species of fish in one of the world's deepest ocean trenches, where everyone previously thought that there could be no fish.
On November 24, scientists announced the discovery of a spooky creature in the deepest sea between Indonesia and the Philippines.
Scientists at the British National Oceanic Center have discovered craters at a depth of 5 km in the Caribbean Sea.
Scientists from the international deep-sea survey project InterRidge said in March 2010 they will officially launch the world's deepest seabed exploration device.
For the first time in history, images of lava flows erupted at a depth of nearly 1,200 meters below the sea - the deepest volcanic explosion, recorded in the Pacific Oce…
Scientists identify the deepest place in the Pacific with a distance of 11,000 meters, and are not easy to study at such depths.
Scientists at the National Oceanographic Center, Southampton, have been exploring the deepest volcanoes on the ocean floor.
Scientists filmmaking in one of the world's deepest slots discovered a fish-like tadpole (snail) that lives in the flock gathered around the bait.
A multinational research group found that the deepest sea floor of the Pacific presents a mysterious creature gobbling up carbon dioxide.
On March 26, 2012, Hollywood director James Cameron directed the Deepsea Challenger ship down to a depth of 10,898 meters and set a world record for diving alone into th…
On July 4, 2016, mankind will approach Jupiter at the closest distance ever.