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There is an estimated 3 million shipwrecks believed to be sitting on the ocean floor. It is easy to see how there are yet billions of dollars worth of gold, silver and other artifa...
We all know that that our oceans are mostly unexplored. It is amazing that we know more about the surface of Mars than about the floor of our very own oceans. Click here to contin...
A team of research divers called the Great Mayan Aquifer project discovers what is now known to be the world’s largest underwater cave. This 215 mile cave was identified after mont...
Learn how shipboard DNA sequencing, 3D imaging, and deep-sea tools helped researchers identify delicate ocean animals within days.
Learn how Alvin, the first submersible to visit Titanic, captured the first close-up images of Shackleton’s last ship in the Labrador Sea.
Learn how a Norwegian watchmaker found a merchant ship nearly 2,000 feet below the Skagerrak, its porcelain cargo, and unopened crates still inside.
The sea is an incredibly powerful treasure trove of biodiversity, but it's also the final resting place for lots of cars. Here are some of our favorites.
Researchers from the University of Rhode Island are contributing to an international effort to document life on Indonesia's remote tropical seamounts — underwater mountains rising...
Learn how the Ocean Census discovered 1,121 new marine species, from deep-sea “ghost sharks” to carnivorous sponges, while accelerating the race to document ocean life.
A deep-sea expedition to conduct the first comprehensive digital mapping of two iconic polar exploration shipwrecks -- the Quest and the Terra Nova -- has been announced.
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Learn how likely new Arctic deep-sea species could help researchers map fragile sponge gardens and hydrothermal vents before mining plans return.
The Quest shipwreck is in worse shape than expected, but it has turned into a thriving marine ecosystem.
The North America’s first permanent underwater art museum is now opened to the public. After over two years of planning, the Underwater Museum of Art ( UMA) is finally opened. Cli...
It's a truism among oceanographers that there is more accurate mapping of the surface of the moon and Mars than of the deep-ocean floor. That's especially true for the Bismarck Sea...
Researchers spent 35 days exploring a remote, mountainous stretch of the Atlantic Ocean where tectonic fractures constantly reshape the seafloor and bizarre animals thrive. [Read M...
Did it ever occur to you that you can host an underwater live event such as this? The thought of hosting an actual underwater live event never occurred to me. Click here to contin...
A 2026 expedition off Argentina made the largest known Bathelia candida deep sea coral discovery, covering 0. The post Scientists Discover a Hidden Coral World Beneath the Ocean —...
Over the course of 13 expeditions and other efforts between mid-2025 and mid-2026, scientists found hundreds of previously undiscovered creatures living under the waves
Scientists discovered and photographed 31 new deep-sea species -- typically too delicate to document -- in a matter of days using cutting-edge camera technology. [Read More]
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The ocean floor has been called Earth’s "largest and least explored habitable ecosystem."
Learn how living goblin sharks recorded near Jarvis Island and in the Tonga Trench extended the species’ known Central Pacific range and set a new depth record for mackerel sharks.
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