An owlfish documented at 1,318 m depth in the Southern Atlantic Ocean, off the coast of Argentina. During the “Animals as Living Bioreactors” expedition, researchers studied various marine species participating in diel vertical…
We are pleased to announce that issue 26 of Deep-Sea Life is now available! As usual, this edition covers the top stories in deep-ocean science and policy since the last edition back in…
NOAA Ocean Exploration’s recently released environmental DNA data help us better understand what lives in the deep ocean. Among these data is evidence of a wide variety of deep-sea organisms, including deep-sea corals…
DOSI is pleased to share a new opportunity for an Early Career Ocean Professional (ECOP) to contribute to an important project supporting the implementation of the Agreement on the Conservation and Sustainable Use…
The Organising Committee for celebrations around the 50th anniversary of the discovery of hydrothermal vents, in collaboration with the Deep-Ocean Stewardship Initiative (DOSI) Art, Science and Policy Task Force, invites artists from a…
A notable observation during Papahānaumokuākea ROV and Mapping expedition Dive 10 was a high abundance of predatory chitons. These chitons were observed frequently throughout the latter portion of the dive, often among the…
We are thrilled to announce that four new members have accepted an invitation from the existing Steering Committee members and Executive Director to join the DOSI Steering Committee team! Beatriz Naranjo Elizondo is…
Juvenile fish (Centrolophus sp.) swim around the bell of a Stygiomedusa gigantea, commonly known as the giant phantom jelly, which Argentinian scientists aboard RV Falkor (too) observed at 250 m. Their bell can…