Manger plans to build computer simulations of their brains so he can see the twilight zone as amphipods do. (These deep-sea animals are new to science—and already at risk.) A few drops of ...

“In these warm periods, far fewer organisms lived in the twilight zone, because much less food arrived from surface waters.” Particles of organic matter from the ocean’s surface drift down ...

Fourteen of these students contributed to publishing the latest paper demonstrating how these animals can provide a wealth of useful data. The twilight zone is growing in importance since ...

A recent study estimated there could be 10 times the amount of animals in organisms in the ocean twilight zone than previously thought. "The ocean is so fascinating but it's such a mystery to us.

Life in the ocean's 'twilight zone' could decline dramatically due to climate change, new research suggests. Life in the ocean's "twilight zone" could decline dramatically due to climate change ...

Creatures of the DSL rise up to the surface at night to feed, then sink back down to the twilight zone in the day. This suggests marine predators feed on animals in the DSL. However, the team also ...

As we celebrate World Ocean Day, new research shows the role that the ocean twilight zone plays in keeping the planet healthy.

Rocha, whose studies focus on ocean life between 200 and 500 feet deep, was attracted to twilight zone reefs because ... samples and record the number of organisms in an area.

This is bad news not just for the animals that live there, but for people too — a twilight zone in balance is essential for keeping billions of tons of carbon out of our planet’s atmosphere.