Environment Animals This giant isopod lives in the crater of a dinosaur-killing asteroid. Meet the newest relative of the roly-poly. By Laura Baisas. Published Aug 10, 2022 1:32 PM EDT.

About 1 million species of animals live in the ocean.They should make room for one more: a nearly foot-long yellow isopod that thrives at the bottom of the sea.

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The latest addition is the Marine Organismal Body Size (MOBS) database, an open-access resource that—as its name implies—has ...

Giant isopods also have very large eyes in comparison to their body too,' explains Miranda. The isopods also have little hooked claws at the ends of their legs. These make the animal more stable on ...

You won’t believe what we found in a canal near HOOTERS! 🦞 A giant ISOPOD caught our attention, and it’s unlike anything you’ve seen before. Join us as we uncover the mystery behind this ...

Giant isopods have four sets of jaws—which are adapted to cut and tear at prey—and they get a workout when the animals are hungry. “When they're hungry and they're eating, definitely have a ...

Isopods are an order of invertebrates belonging to the greater crustacean group of animals, like crabs and shrimp. Scientists estimate that there are around 10,000 species of isopods, coming in a ...

Intrigued, they captured a few of these animals and, after taking a closer look, realized they’d discovered a new species: Baeticoniscus carmonaensis, or the Carmona isopod. A Baeticoniscus ...

The isopod in the video, however, isn't prey: Rather, it is a permanent resident. Deepstaria jellyfish were first discovered off the California coast in 1966 and were named after Deepstar 4000 ...

While most people worry about the big scary things in the ocean such as sharks and orcas, if you're an isopod living down there it’s the pink, fluffy-looking animals you’ve got to be wary of ...

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