Ocean Zonation Layers: How Marine Life Is Layered by Depth Dive 200 meters down and the sun is nearly gone. Dive 1,000 meters and it is gone for good. Yet…
Imagine a robot sinking through black water for hours. Its light flicks on at 4,000 meters, and something pale and strange drifts past the lens. The camera records it for…
Picture a live feed from the deep sea. A bright purple ball slides into view, and the scientists in the control room go quiet. Then they laugh, and then they…
I still remember my first dive off the coast of Belize. A reef shark cut across my dive light and vanished before my brain caught up. That split second basically…
A whale dies. It sinks for hours, sometimes days, before it touches the seafloor. Then something strange happens. Out of the darkness, thousands of tiny pink worms creep onto the…
The first time footage of a sea pig crossed my desk years ago, I genuinely thought someone had dropped a rubber toy overboard during an ROV dive. Pink, round, and…
Picture a camera drifting two and a half kilometers below the surface of the Celebes Sea. Suddenly, something glows a soft, bruised pink in the dark. Its skin is so…
Picture an animal so soft it has no bones. Now picture it living deeper than almost any other octopus on Earth. That is the dumbo octopus, and dumbo octopus facts…
If a shark could audition for a dinosaur movie without any special effects, it would be this one. The frilled shark looks like it swam straight out of the Jurassic…