The oceanic "twilight zone" lies deep, and teems with life. We look at how this mysterious zone affects climate change.

The twilight zone of the ocean is a mysterious place. At 200-1000 meters below the surface, it's a tough place to study. That ...

"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 ...

What is the ocean's 'twilight zone' and how are elephant seals helping to monitor it?© D. Costa Marine biologists are using elephant seals tagged with smart sensors (NMFS 23188) to monitor the ...

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 ...

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 ...

Using ocean measurements, the team was able to identify the presence of large pools of inorganic nutrients in the twilight-zone of the low latitudes that are sustained largely through bacterial ...

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

(Image credit: Ocean Schmidt Institute) Tomopteris species are typically found in the twilight zone, or mesopelagic zone, at depths between 660 feet and 3,300 feet (200 m to 1,000 m).

Far beneath the waves surrounding the Maldives, there's a living rainbow in the ocean's "twilight zone." Say hello to the rose-veiled fairy wrasse, a colorful species of fish that's new to science.