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Calyx sponges at 830 meters host microbes that convert their ammonia waste into biomass through chemosynthesis, using CO2 without any light.
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A new study reveals vibrant millimeter-sized communities clinging to hard substrates in Oceania's hadal trenches, reaching densities of 4,300...
Five E/V Nautilus expeditions will characterize never-before-seen deep-sea habitats across the Mariana Islands, Wake Island, and Hawaiian...
MBARI researchers unveiled AI-powered tools at the Marine Imaging Workshop, including an autonomous robot with a three-camera system for real-time...
Trump's push to fast-track deep-sea mining permits has drawn eight ventures seeking U.S. approval, despite no commercial-scale operations yet.
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The slender fangjaw (Sigmops gracilis) optimizes its photophores with layered guanine microcrystals that scatter and recycle light like prisms, not...
Bathyphysa conifera actively hunts in the pitch-black abyss with a nearly invisible 150-foot stinging tentacle, revealing a precise and deadly strategy that challenges old views of deep-sea predators as passive.
A 20-year observation of a whale carcass at 1,288m depth reveals the sulphophilic decomposition stage lasts at least 21 years, sustaining specialist...
Digital recreation of this translucent deep-sea fish blends art and science to overcome extreme visualization challenges.
Genome-wide analysis of broadbanded thornyhead shows no genetic differentiation across the Japanese Archipelago despite its deep-sea habitat.
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Recent content spotlights the deep's surprising variety:
RSFNet combines RGB texture details with sonar's absolute distance data through a Sonar Modality Alignment Module, fixing monocular scale ambiguity...
China's 537-day corrosion test at 11,000 meters has generated rare real-world data on how metals, coatings, and buoyancy materials hold up under...
Targeted baited-trap surveys south of the Goto Islands uncovered surprisingly dense populations of Bathynomus doederleini.
An osteopeltid limpet was found actively consuming the chitinous tubes of Lamellibrachia columna at a 609 m cold seep, leaving thinned walls and...
Research on moving object tracking via fusion of underwater optical and sonar images is inaccessible behind a human verification page.
A golf-ball-sized blue octopus spotted by ROV at 5,800 feet near Darwin Island in 2015 was formally named Microeledone galapagensis after micro-CT...
The first documented sampling of a vast freshened water reservoir 200 meters beneath the Atlantic seafloor reveals a sub-seafloor aquifer-like system...