InterRidge, a global organization of hydrothermal vent biologists, has, over the last several years, established a set of guidelines for responsible research practices at deep-sea hydrothermal vents. … more →
Southern Fried ScienceConscious Ventures wrote 22 hours ago: Thousands of strange ceatures which exist in perpetual darkness miles below the surface of the ocean … more →
Arctic Chicken wrote 1 day ago: Cool stuff right here. The deep sea is full of interesting creatures. There are many yet to be ident … more →
fascinatingscience wrote 2 days ago: A flashlight fish, one of the many denizens of the deep. Top DTC reporter Sam alerted me this mornin … more →
famdenui wrote 2 days ago: 新種ではありませんが、Census of Marine Lifeって海洋研究所が 撮りためてあった深海関連の写真を多数公開していたのでポスト。 これはタラの仲間?Roundnose Genadierだ … more →
The Center for Global Leadership wrote 3 days ago: Nice light reading for this snowy Monday morning in Park City, Utah. Peace out – Martin Fox wi … more →
mlmlblog wrote 4 days ago: Snails living on and around hydrothermal chimneys in complete darkness provide excellent material fo … more →
qez123 wrote 5 days ago: As you all know, Friday (Nov. 20) was the date of the new Furniture catalog and Igloo catalog. Also … more →
rachelroust wrote 1 week ago: Monday, November 16, 2009 Deep Sea Martini Monday, November 16, 2009 Eat My Martini Like Sue’s … more →
neoncstar wrote 1 week ago: - Plankton glowing in Cairns, Australia They spill like stardust over the sides of the contai … more →
staff wrote 1 week ago: Man, must have been a monster shark! … more →
Danielle Meitiv wrote 1 week ago: The abyssal plains, regions of the ocean below 2000 meters, cover 60% of the Earth’s surface. … more →
tellmenews wrote 2 weeks ago: Deep under the ocean, a species of crab survives by eating wood that has sunk to the sea floor, scie … more →
tellmenews wrote 2 weeks ago: Deep under the ocean, a species of crab survives by eating wood that has sunk to the sea floor, scie … more →
tellmenews wrote 2 weeks ago: Deep under the ocean, a species of crab survives by eating wood that has sunk to the sea floor, scie … more →
cooleasy wrote 2 weeks ago: This is another story from across the waters, quite a good idea when you think about it, could be a … more →
Chris Allen wrote 1 month ago: Take the humble woodlouse (or pillbug or slater or whatever you want to call them), that common inh … more →
mlmlblog wrote 1 month ago: The Eastern Pacific Black Ghost Shark: a new species of chimaera described by MLML student Kelsey Ja … more →
neoncstar wrote 1 month ago: Okay, so the title doesn’t have much to do with anything except I was going to debrief on larg … more →
Chris Allen wrote 1 month ago: Many strange looking creatures inhabit the deeps of the world’s oceans. Take for example the D … more →