Researchers claim we know about less than 1% of our deep seas here on Earth, raising concerns over possible deep sea mining.

Scientists map microplastics across ocean depths, revealing their deep spread, persistence, and potential climate impact.

Hegseth correctly called freedom of navigation "a core national interest." Open sea lanes are necessary to U.S. commercial shipping and trade (80% of all global trade is carried by ocean), as well ...

According to Fedortsov, the fish’s bloated appearance was caused by the rapid change in pressure as it was brought to the surface. Many deep-sea creatures, adapted to life in high-pressure ...

An international team of scientists has moved beyond just 'scratching the surface,' to understand how microplastics move through and impact the global ocean. For the first time, scientists have mapped ...

Time series squid catches were calculated from daily logbooks recorded by the Taiwanese squid-jigging vessels from 1998 to 2018 across the open sea east of Argentina and north of the exclusive ...