Scientists have discovered an otherworldly brine lake around 3,300 feet under the surface of the ocean in the Gulf of Mexico.Called the “Jacuzzi of Despair,” the deep-sea pool is comprised of ...

In the video, the cloudy brine can be seen cascading over the side of the lake. The mussels survive in the deep ocean thanks to a symbiotic relationship with bacteria that live on their gills.

Sea life can handle the amount of salt in ocean water, but when it gets even saltier, sea life tends to have trouble surviving. Image Credit: Ocean Exploration Trust Because the lake at the bottom of ...

AS if life under the sea wasn’t tough enough, there are some depths not fit for any animal to survive. Rare brine pools in the Red Sea are incredibly salty and have no oxygen whatsoever. In f… ...

Scientists recently discovered rare brine pools — dense, salty depressions — at the bottom of the Red Sea, where microbes thrive under extreme conditions.

Blue Planet II: Brine pool of death: Eel twists itself into knots as it is nearly poisoned by ethereal toxic lake at the bottom of the sea in this incredible new footage from BBC nature show ...

(Abduaziz Madyarov | The Great Salt Lake Collaborative) Uzbek biologist Ablatdiyn Musaev stands by a tank full of brine shrimp gathered from the Aral Sea on Wednesday, Nov. 15, 2023.

Attenborough explained how methane eruptions deep below release brine – aka very salty water – which is 5 times heavier than seawater. As a result, it all "accumulates in pools on the seawater ...

These lakes do not have any rivers that flow out of them, meaning there is nothing to carry the salt away and to the ocean. Consequently, both of them have extremely salty water.

The ingredient crucial to electric car batteries is found in the brine of an aquifer under the Salton Sea, a once-busy recreation spot that fell into decay because of toxic runoff.

Uzbek fisherman Miyrbek Mirzamuratov gathers brine shrimp from the Aral Sea with a net on Friday, Nov. 17, 2023. The brine shrimp are an important income source for local Uzbeks, but scientists ...

Great Salt Lake brine shrimp drive a fishing industry worth up to $60 million dollars a year that employs close to 150 seasonal workers in northern Utah each season. The catch supplies almost 45 ...