Nicknamed the “sea moth”, the creature lived in the ocean about 506 million years ago. The new study was published on May 13 in the journal Royal Society Open Science. It belonged to an ...

“We have to bring all the resources together." While the study provides a clear picture of all known deep-sea animals in the CCZ, it also shows everything we don’t know about biodiversity in ...

Visitors are being cautioned to watch where they step because of the sting the creatures can emit. The sting is rarely deadly to humans but can be painful and cause welts on exposed skin.

Cape Lookout National Seashore, Oak Island and Sunset Beach are among the areas cautioning visitors to watch where they step, due to stinging capabilities of the balloon-like creatures.