Deep beneath the Indonesian waters, the Mimic Octopus showcases an extraordinary survival strategy. This master of disguise can transform its body to resemble various sea creatures, including venomous ...

Despite their brief lives, these creatures leave a significant impact on the oceanic food chain. An isolated close up colorful squid cuttlefish looks like 20.000 leagues under the sea. Image via ...

In the depths lurk a variety of marine creatures, some as fascinating as they are frightening. This article explores these elusive sea animals, detailing their characteristics, behaviors, and the ...

The Oceanarium, as it's also often referred to, is the world's largest saltwater oceanarium, holding more than 450 species of sea creatures ... with a peek into life under the sea, the Oceanarium ...

The ability to study this creature in motion adds a vital layer of understanding to life in one of the planet’s least explored regions. It also highlights the power of deep-sea imaging technologies in ...

Related: Watch bright red blood-sucking parasite feast on gulper eel in rare, deep-sea footage Macrourus are commonly known as grenadiers or rattails because of their large heads and slender tails ...

They are not true jellyfish but are related to jellyfish, sea anemones, corals and hydroids ... (Channel Islands Harbor) The flat, oval-shaped creatures float on the ocean’s surface and are ...

The otherworldly animal in this video is a Magnapinna atlantica, a bigfin squid rarely seen, let alone captured on camera. Its unmistakable tentacles and transparent mantle mark it as a deep-sea ...

Shocking new footage shows a pair of bloodsucking parasites latched onto the head of a deep-sea rattail fish. In the video, which the Schmidt Ocean Institute shared in a Facebook post, two ...

A group got the chance to play “peekaboo” with a massive sea creature, officials said. Matt Hardy Unsplash A massive sea creature created an “incredible” experience for boaters off the ...

Check out these amazing bionic robots developed by China's Northeastern University -- a mechanical turtle and lobster that move just like real sea animals! They can help monitor water quality and ...