"Given the importance of the ocean for carbon sequestration ... paper demonstrating how these animals can provide a wealth of useful data. The twilight zone is growing in importance since ...

The researchers studied tissue from over 120 fish. They found that 50 to 60 percent of their diet came from ocean’s twilight ...

Imagine plunging into a world where sunlight barely penetrates, and the darkness is suddenly broken by mysterious flashes of ...

Even in the “twilight zone”—the depths ... which live in every ocean, from just below the surface to right near the floor. The insect-like animals are masters of disguise and evolved ...

MIT oceanographers discovered big fish like tuna and swordfish get a large fraction of their food from the ocean’s twilight zone — a cold, dark layer about half a mile below the surface.

Imagine descending into the ocean’s deep, dark twilight zone, a realm straight out of science fiction. Here, in a place where ...

Like most animals, well-fed seal mothers give birth ... Elephant seals as ecosystem sentinels for the Northeast Pacific Ocean twilight zone. Science, 387(6735), 764-769. doi:10.1126/science ...

This important finding alters the way researchers will need to think about studying the animals that live ... biomass of fish in the twilight zone – the area of ocean at 200-1000m below sea ...

below the ocean surface and sustains life across our planet. It includes the twilight zone and the midnight zone, where strange and delicate animals thrive in the near absence of sunlight.

below the ocean surface and sustains life across our planet. It includes the twilight zone and the midnight zone, where strange and delicate animals thrive in the near absence of sunlight.