Location: Indian Ocean, Pacific Ocean ... It's filled with bacteria that allows it to light up, which helps draw crustaceans ...

And the ocean is being used in new and different ways -- for ocean-based wind turbines, for example. "These changes can challenge fishing communities ... Selden's research is to draw attention ...

The University of Western Australia deep-sea scientist made a prediction 10 ... UWA/Caladan Oceanic Landers use bait to draw fish into the view of cameras The DSSV Pressure Drop and its crew ...

Many of the fish lurking in the depths of the ocean resemble the alien villains of horror films, with gargantuan teeth, glow-in-the-dark bodies and bulging eyeballs. But why do these fish have ...

To most of us, the ocean is a no man’s land ... crustaceans, squid, fish and gelatinous animals that live there are helping to draw down a third of the carbon dioxide emitted by human ...

The footage, captured in Spain's Canary Islands, shows the female fish, whose Latin name translates to "black sea monster," swimming through the light-filled ocean waters off the coast of Tenerife.

“There’s many different kinds of fish and many of them are unknown.” Rocha, whose studies focus on ocean life between 200 and 500 feet deep, was attracted to twilight zone reefs because of ...