Researchers discovered Dulcibella camanchaca, a new predatory amphipod in the Atacama Trench, unveiling secrets of deep-sea life at 7,902 metres. Despite oceans covering 71% of our planet ...

Thought to lurk underground in the dark, honeycomb-like recesses between two Edwards Aquifer springs in central Texas, the elusive Peck's cave amphipod depends on steady spring flows and clean water ...

An international team of scientists found the first large and active predatory amphipod lurking deep in one of Earth’s most inhospitable environments–the hadal zone. Dulcibella camanchaca is ...

Named Dulcibella camanchaca, the creature is an amphipod – a diverse group of shrimp-like crustaceans that typically eat detritus or scavenge for food in marine or freshwater habitats. The researchers ...

It's easy to overlook minute animals like the Hay's spring amphipod. Full-grown individuals only reach about one centimeter in length, and they're not fond of the limelight. They live almost all their ...

This discovery of the species, named Dulcibella camanchaca, marks the first active predatory amphipod ever found at these depths. "Dulcibella camanchaca is a fast-swimming predator that we named ...

According to Sci. News, Dulcibella camanchaca is the first large, active predatory amphipod creature found in the deep-sea zone. The creature was discovered in Atacama Trench, or the Peru-Chile ...

Scientists have discovered a rare predatory amphipod off the coast of Chile. The unusual species has been named Dulcibella camanchaca, and was found in some of the deepest waters on our planet.

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Found at a depth of 7,902 meters, this amphipod represents a newly identified genus ... Six shocks that rocked India Inc in 2024 The Atacama Trench, which plunges up to 8,000 meters below the Pacific ...

Named Dulcibella camanchaca, the creature is an amphipod – a diverse group of shrimp-like crustaceans that typically eat detritus or scavenge for food in marine or freshwater habitats.