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Category Archives: Deep Sea
New Herbrides trench explored
A new expedition into the New Herbrides trench has turned up some intriguing finds which could end up adding to the little knowledge we already have of the mysteries of the deep sea. In a recent post on the BBC … Continue reading
Posted in Deep Sea, Science
Tagged cusk eel, grenadiers, New Herbrides Trench explored, snail fish
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Shark Mystery sparks bigger questions in WA marine hotspot
Posted in Conservation, Deep Sea
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Deep Divers
Found this rather interesting information while researching for deep diving animals. If you are interested, I did post an article related to this before (read more). So here is a pictorial depiction of our deep diving neighbours. Source:LiveScience
Beneath Kimbe Bay, a perfect natural wonder
Extracts from “Coral Crucible” by Din Silcock – Airlines PNG inflight magazine vol 22, 2012 Surveys by famous marine biologists like Professor Charles Veron and Dr Jerry Allen and respected organisations like The Nature Conservancy, have helped to establish a … Continue reading
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OUT OF OUR DEPTH
Mining the Ocean Floor in Papua New Guinea The Deep Sea Mining Campaign is claiming pacific communities are against experimental seabed mining but their governments are not listening. The campaign is claiming thorough research has not been conducted on the … Continue reading
Posted in Deep Sea, Deep sea mining, Hydrothermal Vents, PNG
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Finding the Squid in a squidworm
The deep sea has once again revealed one of its many secrets, this time unveiling an intriguing new annelid, Teuthidodrilus samae, a.k.a squidworm. This unique creature was caught in 2007 at the western Celebes sea, a body of water surrounded by … Continue reading
Posted in Creature feature, Deep Sea, Hydrothermal Vents, Marine Biology, Science
Tagged Celebes sea, Coral Triangle, Squidworm
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