It’s so cool looking! Look at those sharp teeth! There’s a reason why these fish are sometimes known as the “black sea monster.” They look a little bit scary! Related: Rare Monster Deep ...

For the first time, a deep sea angler fish was spotted last week in daylight. The incident was iconic, especially for the shark research organization Condrik Tenerife. This shark and stingray ...

Video shows the remarkable and menacing-looking fish swimming out of its deep-sea depths in light-filled water, allowing it to be stunningly observed outside its pitch-black habitat. "It is a true ...

Tracing the evolution of deep-sea fishes, the researchers' analysis revealed that the eight lineages of fish species studied entered the deep-sea environment at different times: The earliest ...

The Bulletin of the Seismological Society of America published a report stating that “relationship between deep‐sea fish appearances and earthquakes was hardly found.“ The Ocean Conservancy ...

with some seeing the fish as a feminist icon or an Icarus-like figure who swam too close to the Sun. The reaction shows our views of the deep sea – long ignored or seen as a realm of monsters ...

A small fish only known to the Red Sea, V. mabahiss lives deep underwater and is seldom encountered by people, so much so that it has no common name. The findings from this study will provide ...

Also, deep-sea oarfish face threats from human activities, including pollution and climate change. Recent appearances of the oarfish, an uncommon fish, off the Mexican coast in Baja California Sur ...