Heidi Sosik, of the Woods Hole Oceanographic Institution in Washington, has been leading groundbreaking research into the "ocean twilight zone"—a unique, largely unexplored region of our planet ...

Tomopteris is one of the few marine animals known to have yellow bioluminescence. (Image credit: Ocean Schmidt Institute) Tomopteris species are typically found in the twilight zone, or ...

A groundbreaking digital exhibition brings deep ocean life to Washington, D.C. Dive beneath the waves and explore the mysteries of the ocean’s twilight zone right in Washington, DC! Join host ...

"Twilight Zone: Hidden Wonders of the Ocean" was jointly created by ARTECHOUSE, the immersive-exhibit powerhouse of D.C., and the Woods Hole Oceanographic Institution (WHOI), and was named after ...

Complete Information About ARTECHOUSE - Twilight Zone: Hidden Wonders of the Ocean in Washington, DC at Artechouse D.C.. At ARTECHOUSE, we’ve explored our brains and gone to the edges of our ...

However, an ocean layer below the surface called the "twilight zone" (where light is unavailable) can also affect surface-dwelling phytoplankton.

DNA From the Ocean’s ‘Twilight Zone’ Could Lead to New Lifesaving Drugs, Scientists Say Researchers catalogued the genes of more than 300 million groups of marine bacteria, viruses and fungi ...

As marine biologist Nicola Foster and her colleagues steered a remote-controlled submersible through the coral reefs of the Indian Ocean's Chagos Archipelago, they saw corals full of color near ...