This sea urchin, found in the deep-sea Clarion Clipperton Zone, is one of many diverse species living at depths of up to 18,000 feet. Spanning 1.7 million square miles of ocean from Hawaii to ...

a reddish sea creature with “massive eyes” used its “long” arms to move through the water. Something approached the deep-sea animals, caught it and pulled it toward the surface.

Enter the realm of imagination and craftsmanship as we build a stunning Dragon-themed water slide park leading to a secret underground swimming pool! Using natural materials and creative skill ...

To survive, they had to “take rusted water out of the engine (and) when a fish passed by, they caught it and parboiled it to eat.” Fares added that they also drank rain and sea water to survive. The ...

A former Cook Islands prime minister, who championed one of the world’s largest multi-use marine protected areas, has been appointed to the board of the government-owned deep-sea mining company. The ...

The chief executive of The Metals Company, North America’s largest deep-sea mining outfit, has spent the past five years crisscrossing the globe, from Brisbane to Dubai to Washington’s ...

Unsurprisingly, most direct observations of the deep sea occurred in the waters around ... crushingly pressurized water, while the latter can be seen clearly from a spacecraft passing far overhead.

That could mean it was diving deep down, where there was no light, or it may have been nocturnal.” The dinosaur’s scientific name is a combination of the Greek word “thalasso” for “sea” and “draco” ...

Any country can mine its own water. Norway voted last year to open part of its Arctic seabed to deep-sea mining but has since paused the project. In international waters, the process is governed ...

Deep Blue Sea director Renny Harlin just cannot keep ... and his previously announced shark movie Deep Water. Inspired by real-life orca attacks that have occurred off the coast of southern ...

Most of what we know about giant squids has come from fishermen finding them dead floating on the water. Until recently ... more frequent with advances in deep-sea exploration technology.