The otherworldly looking sea creature that washed up near Laguna Niguel ... Instead of having gill covers like most other fish, moray eels breathe by opening and closing their mouths, appearing ...

Comb jellies, or ctenophores, are transparent creatures that are not closely related ... individuals of a type of comb jelly called the sea walnut can fuse together to become one, sharing bodily ...

A frightful sea creature disturbed beachgoers after washing ... Compared to typical eels, this species has tiny and round gills and typically lack pectoral fins, which help fish make changes ...

Strange creatures have inhabited our oceans for over ... among the world’s earliest apex predators. It was a claw-faced sea predator from the Cambrian period. These marine reptiles, which ...

Associate creatures were wrapped around ... “They have massive inflatable gill chambers that expand … the animal’s body with sea water so they can hold their breath,” one researcher ...

We can study animals from all over the world thanks to science, but what about those that no longer exist? The list of ...

The new species’ sponge-dwelling habitat is “unique” and “unusual,” researchers said. Frillgobies are usually “relatively ...

Online viewers were flabbergasted over a ghastly-looking sea creature washed up on a beach in California, as depicted in a Reddit post making waves online. “It’s giving me nightmares,” read ...

Oct. 23, 2024 — The new mammal lived in Colorado 70 to 75 million years ago -- a time when a vast inland sea covered large portions of the state, and animals like ... Researchers Use the Sounds ...

As the world marks World Jellyfish Day, uShaka Marine World shares some lesser-known facts about the unique aquatic creatures ...

La Jolla’s coastline is being conquered. Its colonizers have made their home in the seaside neighborhood’s rocks, terraces, beaches and caves. They make their presence known by barking and ...

But many of those barriers and seawalls skirting coastal cities have a drawback, in that they often repel sea creatures. Slick concrete attracts fewer mussels, barnacles, and oysters looking for ...