Monterey Bay Aquarium Research Institute In February 2000 ... It has a large, bell-shaped hood atop its head; a fringed tail with between 9 and 16 finger-like appendages; and a short, cylindrical ...

As for their anatomy, the hood is most similar to the lion’s mane ... will not be joining the deep sea exhibit at Monterey Bay Aquarium in the flesh anytime soon. However, visitors can see ...

Some of the most bizarre lifeforms on Earth lurk in the deeper realms of the ocean. There was so little known about one of ...

The mystery mollusc was initially spotted in February 2000 while using the ROV named Tiburon in a research mission.

Bruce Robison, a marine biologist, has long used robotic vehicles to explore the Monterey Canyon off California — a ...

The second issue of the reimagining of Batman is not quite as long as the first, is less action packed, and creates more ...

The rays on exhibit at the Kagoshima City Aquarium in the Honko-Shinmachi district ... head resembles a “mononoke” ghost wearing a hood when seen from behind. The head of the new species ...

Marine scientists have identified and named a mysterious creature of the deep sea after studying the elusive sea slug for twenty years.

The creatures use their hoods to trap prey—primarily shrimp ... a marine biologist at the Monterey Bay Aquarium Research Institute, says in a statement. “The more we learn about deep-sea ...