Remembering when we would visit the tanks before the exhibit was installed to see the deep sea creatures. It is an amazing achievement and I hope I can come back to visit it one day. Thanx for sharing it, friend.

The red paper lantern jelly was the most mesmerizing animal to me at Monterey Bay Aquarium & MBARI’ exhibit #IntoTheDeep. This hydrozoa crumples & expands its deep red mantle concertina-style to move through the deep. Floating in its own little world.

Lobed comb jellies beating their cilia to the beat. Spotted at Monterey Bay Aquarium & MBARI’ exhibit #IntoTheDeep, open today.

Charlie’s Sea Angels. Beautiful but deadly little predators of the deep. At #IntoTheDeep Monterey Bay Aquarium featuring MBARI.

Dancing mauve stingers. Graceful little things but unlike most jellies, they have stingers from tentacle to bell. So give these ballerinas some space. View the dancers at Monterey Bay Aquarium & MBARI’ #IntoTheDeep exhibit.

Our new study details the ocean migrations of steelhead. We tracked 63 fish from southeast Alaska, some 3000 km down the Aleutian archipelago! #fish #trout #rainbow #salmon #ocean #science #migration #climate #Alaska #Pacific link.springer.com/article/10.100…

Giant isopod, a relative of the woodlouse, normally found in the cold, depths of oceans, navigating in the pitch darkness as far as the bathyal zone at 2,140m deep (7,020 ft), where pressures are high and temperatures are low 🎥 from Emily A. Miller, PhD

Seen this past 2 weeks ago, and still amazed me.♥️ #mbari was a fun trip

It was, amazing. I get to pet this lil guy too!! Shell was like an exoskeleton.

Same (floating in my own little world, moving in luscious reds concertina-style)

¡#HolaCiencia! La exposición #IntoTheDeep del #acuario de la bahía de #Monterey incluye animales de aguas profundas como este #isópodo gigante (género Bathynomus) • vía @gunsnrosesgirl3 #VideoCiencia Emily A. Miller, PhD

How a ‘Sturgeon Surgeon’ Tracks the Bay’s Giant, Stealthy Living Fossils - Bay Nature Emily A. Miller, PhD baynature.org/2022/12/08/how…

A research team led by Monterey Bay Aquarium and MBARI releases an open-source library to help scientists ID the products responsible for microplastic pollution in the ocean. montereybayaquarium.org/newsroom/press… Scientific Data Emily A. Miller, PhD Kyle Van Houtan, Ph.D. #spectroscopy #OpenSource

Yay team! A link to the original article is here: nature.com/articles/s4159…