A fish found off the coast of Japan could be the deepest ever recorded.. Japanese and Australian researchers filmed a Pseudoliparis snailfish at 8,336 metres down as part of an expedition to some of ...

Scientists have discovered the deepest living fish ever recorded, snailfish that have been caught — and filmed — miles beneath the surface of the north Pacific Ocean.

Video: Newly-discovered fish species breaks deepest diving record A ghostly never-before-seen fish with wing-like fins has set a new depth record for fish. During a recent trip to the Mariana ...

This newly discovered species of snailfish that lives to near 27,000 feet, is now the world’s deepest living fish known. At the trench’s greatest depths, near 36,000 feet, ...

The oceans’s deepest point is Challenger Deep, a chasm almost 11000 meters (36,200 feet) below the surface. Few fish species can stand this dark, hostile ...

But a team of researchers from Japan recently documented the deepest living fish ever seen, and it almost seems like it’s waving hello to all of us surface dwellers.

However, the world’s deepest-dwelling fish — known as a hadal snailfish — is small, pink and completely scaleless. Its skin is so transparent that you can see right through to its liver.

Siberia’s Lake Baikal is the deepest lake in the world, as well as the largest body of freshwater on the planet, containing more freshwater than all five of North America’s Great Lakes combined.

Here’s a mystery: below 8,400 meters there are no fish. There are other creatures: sea cucumbers, anemones, tiny worms, but no one has ever seen a fish. At 8,370 meters? There are fish. But not below ...

Only the hardcore survive in the Mariana Trench: At 11 km, it's the deepest part of our planet's oceans, a nearly-alien world right here on Earth. Creatures living in the trench have adapted to ...