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'Supergiant' Crustaceans Found in Deep SeaThese weird creatures have been seen only a handful of times in human history.
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'Dead' Deep Sea Vents Teem with LifeDiverse groups of microbes thrive in these cold, deep regions.
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Rare Sea Creature Climbs onto Seattle Woman's DockThis strangely marked species has never been documented in the area before.
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New App Lets You Track Great White SharksTake a virtual ride with an iconic predator.
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Doomed Explorer Reached South Pole 100 Years Ago TodayRead Robert Falcon Scott's own account of a bittersweet day.
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Scientists Set to Drill to Buried Antarctic LakeWeird life forms may lurk under miles of ice.
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Expedition Looks for Life Beneath Earth's CrustThese deep observatories may offer a glimpse of one of Earth's most abundant creatures.
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Eyeless Shrimp Discovered at Deepest Volcanic VentsEyeless shrimp, other wonders revealed through remote sub camera.
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First Expedition to Probe Deepest Sea Vent on EarthCaribbean cruise set to discover new species.
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Female Explorer Gets Her Due, 2 Centuries LaterPioneering botanist gets taxonomic recognition.
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12-Year-Old Iceberg's Death Caught on CameraIt takes many years for these giants to melt.
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Weird Wildlife: The Real Animals of AntarcticaHint: They're not just penguins.
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New Photo Book Reveals Mysterious Antarctic MountainsTake a trip through space and time to a beautiful and forbidding Antarctic mountain range.
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Antarctic Ice Gets Wired for Long-Distance CallsPilot project aims to take the temperature of water beneath Antarctic ice shelves.
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Antarctica's Biggest Mysteries: Secrets of a Frozen WorldScientists are chiseling away at the enigmatic forces at work in Antarctica.
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100 Years On, Antarctic Science Going StrongDespite long travel times and brutal conditions, Antarctica is a great place for science.
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Monarchs Face a Tough Winter Migration RoadDrought in Texas may have struck a blow to the iconic insects.
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Antarctic Adventure: Drilling Through Untouched IceMission will study conditions in one of the most isolated, harsh spots on Earth.
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Irish Whodunit: The Mystery of the Moving BouldersHuge waves are the likely culprit, but scientists seek to know what kind of large wave.
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Scientists Fly Antarctic Skies to See Ice in ActionThis year's mission down under is a challenge and a success, scientists said.
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New Photos Reveal Coral Triangle's Fragile BeautyTake a journey through one of Earth's most diverse ocean regions.
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Sticking it to the Mann: Climate Science Sparks ProtestA postcard from the recent Geological Society of America meeting.
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Anatomy of a Disaster: Mapping Catastrophe in 3-DNew technology helps better understand disasters and prepare for future ones.
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Rapidly Inflating Volcano Creates Growing MysteryScientists are trying to figure out if they've spotted a nascent supervolcano.
