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Juvenile of an unknown species of octopus from 1200m depth on George Bligh Bank off the west coast of Scotland. Credit: JC136/Deeplinks/NERC/Univ of Plymouth / Univ of Oxford
Juvenile of an unknown species of octopus from 1200m depth on George Bligh Bank off the west coast of Scotland. Credit: JC136/Deeplinks/NERC/Univ of Plymouth / Univ of Oxford

Shocking gaps in basic knowledge of deep sea life

August 23, 2017 Environment 1,253 Views

Human interference in the deep sea could already be outpacing our basic understanding of how it functions.  Source

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