Discover the hiding place of Loch Ness monster monster?
A former British fisherman has just discovered a trench that is more than 270 meters deep on the bottom of Loch Ness lake, suspected to be the shelter of the legendary m…
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A former British fisherman has just discovered a trench that is more than 270 meters deep on the bottom of Loch Ness lake, suspected to be the shelter of the legendary m…
The mysterious environment in the deepest part of the sea, which is also the deepest place in the world, is slowly being discovered by the scientific community.
Peanut worms, ginseng, lime fish ... are dishes
The Mariana Trench is a long, narrow depression in the western Pacific created where one tectonic plate bends and descends beneath another. It contains Challenger Deep,…
Scientists officially confirmed the new species of fish called Pseudoliparis swirei, discovered at a depth of 7,966 meters under the Mariana trench.
The Japan Ocean-Earth Science and Technology Agency (JAMSTEC) on August 24 announced the discovery of snailfish at a depth of 8,178 m under the Mariana ocean trench, acc…
Giao Long diving ship caught the precious red sea cucumber rarely survey the deepest Mariana trench in the world in the Pacific Ocean.
Deep ocean locations that are considered to be the most secure and pristine turned out to be relatively influential.
A fish with a strange appearance resembling the ghost recorded in the deepest ocean trench of the world in the Pacific Ocean Mariana.
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.
New Zealand's National Water and Atmospheric Research Institute (NIWA) has announced the discovery of strange creatures in the Kermadec trench area in the northern sea o…
Scientists have captured a 'super-large' crustacean at a depth of 7km off New Zealand, 10 times larger than regular seabirds. This 'shrimp monster' species was found on…
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.
Scientists from the international deep-sea survey project InterRidge said in March 2010 they will officially launch the world's deepest seabed exploration device.