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Sharks Take ‘Tunnels’ into the Depths to Find Food in the Ocean Twilight Zone

By Danielle Fino | August 9, 2018
shark onboard small research boat with tags in fin

7/27/18—Sharks may be using a special kind of eddy, a swirling body of water beneath the ocean’s surface, to hunt.…

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WHOI’s Journey to the Ocean’s Twilight Zone Begins

By Ken Kostel | July 17, 2018
Deep-see vehicle in test tank

Tests of a new towed vehicle Deep-See from the NOAA survey ship Henry B. Bigelow will begin to build a detailed…

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An ocean mystery in the trillions

By Katherine Joyce | June 29, 2015

New York Times

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Fish in the ocean cast new light on ocean ecosystems

By Katherine Joyce | February 9, 2014

The Conversation

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