New strange creatures are found on the deep ocean floor
Hiding thousands of meters in the ocean floor, these aquatic monsters did not expect to have a date to appear again.
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Hiding thousands of meters in the ocean floor, these aquatic monsters did not expect to have a date to appear again.
The rare footage made by scientists under thousands of meters below sea level reveals monstrous and frightening creatures.
People have discovered less than 5% of the ocean. This means that there are many mysteries on the deep and vast sea floor, which cannot be answered until now.
This strange creature named Larvaceans lives a few hundred meters from the water. By absorbing and processing all the oceanic floating nutrients, Larvaceans helped maint…
With over 10,000 different species on the ocean floor, many silk worms become champions of species diversity. This strange creature has survived the greatest extinction…
During the discovery of Kavachi, the active volcano in the sea of the Solomon Islands, the southern Pacific, scientists discovered sharks.
While exploring the waters of a small town in Turkey, two divers from Istanbul happened to discover a strange sized ball.
The mysteries of the deep ocean floor always stimulate people's curiosity.
Fire urchins, also known as red porcupines, have the scientific name Fire Sea urchin, they are the ones
The carnivorous sponges often live and grow in the deep sea floor. For the first time, scientists discovered some carnivorous sponges about 20 years ago.
British scientists have discovered many new images of creatures from remote areas of the ocean, including some of the first known humans.
Hydrothermal vents and the first chemical reactions on the ocean floor are the cause of the first life on Earth.
The non-jaw, invertebrate rocky grouper, which looks like giant worms, is a primitive species that lives on the ocean floor, present on the planet 500 million years ago.
A sea mouse (also called a deep sea) has been hit by a storm on the Kent coast (England). Usually, this species is found at depths of more than 2,000m.
Giant squid living in the dark bottom of the ocean can still detect the smallest light created by whales up to 120m away.