Scientists Find Evidence of Deep-Sea Fish Migration Route

Scientists Discover Deep-Sea Bacteria Has a Metabolism Unlike Anything We've Seen Before  ScienceAlert

Scientists find evidence for mysterious ‘ghost population’ that rewrites human history  Express.co.uk'Ghost' human ancestor discovered in West Africa  BBC News'Ghost' ancestors: African DNA study detects mysterious human species - The Jakarta Post  Jakarta PostScientists Find a Mysterious 'Ghost Lineage' In the DNA of West Africans  Discover MagazineScientists Identify Genes from 'Ghost Population' of Ancient Humans  ExtremeTechView Full coverage on Google...

The discovery of a deep-sea graveyard off Angola is shedding light on the fate of dead ocean giants, scientists report.

Two New Deep-Sea Shark Species Discovered  ForbesBrand new shark(s), doo doo, doo doo doo doo  Phys.orgWe've just discovered two new shark species  The Conversation UKTwo rare sawshark species newly discovered in West Indian Ocean  New AtlasScientists discover two rare new sharks with saw-like snouts  CNETView Full coverage on Google News

Govt reiterates plan to revamp deep sea fishing
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The government has said that it will look into the Deep Sea Act and seek for MP's expertise on how to benefit from deep sea fishing as it is reported that the country loses billions of shillings in royalties from the sector. Deputy Minister for Livestock and ...

Eurythenes plasticus: A deep-sea crustacean full of plastic  Deutsche WelleThe new face of the plastics crisis  Phys.orgNew Species Discovered in Earth's Deepest Trench Has Plastic in Its Body  NewsweekView Full coverage on Google News

Deep-sea worms and bacteria team up to harvest methane  Phys.OrgDIY Masks, Neanderthal Diet, Symbiotic Worms. April 3, 2020, Part 2 | Science Friday  WNYC StudiosDeep-sea tube worms get an assist from methane-eating bacteria  The VergeWorms on the Seafloor That Gobble up Methane Through Their Skin Discovered  NewsweekView Full coverage on Google News

Deep-sea tube worms get an assist from methane-eating bacteria  The VergeWorms on the Seafloor That Gobble up Methane Through Their Skin Discovered  NewsweekView Full coverage on Google News

Scientists have tracked a cuckoo's migratory flight from Africa to its breeding ground in Mongolia.