The fin-powered drone could revolutionize deep-sea exploration ... “We can’t build a fish. But we can build a robot that moves like a fish and optimize it,” Cerdeira said in a statement.

During a tour of the Marine Biological Laboratory in Woods Hole, Massachusetts, Corey Allard noticed something strange: fish ...

Other fish species have modifications to their pectoral or pelvic fins that allow them to walk or perch, but sea robins can move their legs individually, which makes them more adept at walking and ...

Researchers discovered tiny features on sculpins' fins which ... Ocean, a fish called the sculpin grips the surface firmly to maintain stability in its harsh environment. Unlike sea urchins ...

Sea robins are an unusual type of fish that live on the bottoms of tropical ... What makes them unusual is that a pair of fins on their underside has been modified into six legs that look a ...

a sail-like fin, and a long, slithery body," the NOAA's website describes. "Growing to more than 7 feet long, lancetfish are one of the largest deep-sea fish," the scientific agency adds.

An strange deep-sea fish washed up on the Oregon ... large eyes, sail-like fin, and a long, slithery eel-like body. While other fish, sharks and seals will eat lancetfish, humans usually do ...

Here’s what scientists know: Lancetfish have a long, sail-like dorsal fin, scaleless gelatinous ... lancetfish are among the largest known deep-sea fish. They’re also notoriously cannibalistic ...

On arrival, visitors step onto docks and climb up to reach a strange offshore facility—half cruise ship, half high-tech laboratory ... including profitable fish like sea bass and shellfish ...