Populations of fish, squid and other sea life plunged after the Deepwater Horizon disaster, a new study finds. The timeline ...

How do deep-sea creatures avoid getting crushed by the water pressure?

As recently as the summer of 2026, hundreds of Russian tankers and dry cargo ships plied the Sea of Azov and the adjacent ...

This fishing tale from the Outdoor Life archives details the adventure of deep sea anglers catching goliath grouper.

To all anglers who love the seas, rivers, rocky shores, and surf across all of Hokkaido, thank you for your hard work!For ...

In a deep, dark part of the Gulf of Mexico, the number of marine animals plummeted by about 60% in the years following the ...

A new study has found populations of deep-water fish species, crustaceans and squid declined significantly following the 2010 ...

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AT least 13 people are missing after a Turkish grain ship was struck by a suspected drone in the Black Sea off Romania’s coast sparking an onboard fire. The commander of the Royad Mammadov ...

Life thrives in the open air and water where it has access to sunshine and a bounty of nutrients, but it also thrives where you wouldn't expect.

We can often understand more about the future by looking into the past – and in the case of a new study published in Paleoceanography and Paleoclimatology, almost 240,000 years into the history of the ...

The deep sea has no shortage of unusual creatures, from methane-eating spiders to shape-shifting octopuses. Among them are giant isopods—essentially bowling pin-sized pill bugs. Some of these curious ...