The first new species, Peltospira gargantua, was found on a black smoker chimney in the Hydra field at a depth of about 12,300 feet, researchers said.

Increasing levels of ocean acidity could spell doom for British Columbia's already beleaguered northern abalone, according to the first study to provide direct experimental evidence that changing sea ...

Not only do these crustaceans often grow into massive creatures, but they also change shells throughout their lives. Their appearance can vary depending on the size and shape of shells ... over the ...

One of the most talked-about creations is a mysterious dome shaped like a UFO or alien spaceship ... Best friends aged 16 lost at SEA after going paddleboarding Beloved Cheers and Space Jam ...

The deeper push of security into space – seen by President Donald Trump’s announcements this week on the $175 billion Golden Dome missile defense program – represents “a sea change” for ...

Though people tend to think of them as "sea shells," some species can survive even under a cactus in the desert. Goldberg added that he became interested in land snails after years as a seashell ...

How to swim without a brain Date: May 19, 2025 Source: Vienna University of Technology Summary: A team was able to show that swimming movements are possible even without a central control unit ...

The GoSouth team, led by co-chief scientist Dr Jenny Gales, discovered two pockmarks in the mapping data of an underwater caldera - a bowl-shaped depression ... including sea snails and barnacles.

The proposed Shillong-Silchar highway will reportedly act as a continuation of a key multi-modal transport project in Myanmar, offering a new sea-based route between the North-East and Kolkata ...

While reproducing from the side of the neck may seem odd, it is, in fact, par for the course for snails. That's because they are encased in protective shells that allow them to retreat from ...

But one item on the menu serves more than seafood dinner delights. Oyster shells have shaped the history and environment of the Lowcountry in unique ways. From plates and protective reefs to ...