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Deep Rising x On the Edge
The deepest, darkest, most inaccessible part of our living world. We’ve partnered with Deep Rising to illuminate this mysterious world and why it’s in danger of disappearing.
What sort of people do you have in your neighbourhood? Some might be colourful, others might be shy, and some might annoy you on occasion – still, they’re all valid. That’s also the case in the deep sea. These characters need our help, but most of us have never heard of them. So we’re setting up a little meet and greet.
Meet the Deep-sea-lebrities
This is incredibly exclusive. The question is, will you be swept away with the beauty of it all? Or caught up by the injustice? Wave hello to these main characters and understand their peril; you might leave here with a new crush.
Bloodybelly Comb Jelly
It’s true; we’re not ready for this jelly. Or a world without it. And the craziest thing is, there’s a bonkers reason for their gorgeous red light show. It’s a master predator down under, but that is now under threat.
Dumbo Octopus
Never judge a deep-sea legend by its name. Instead, read about it, love it, and learn what we can do to save it from extinction.
Deep Sea Ribbon Fish
Outfits like these don’t just ‘come together’; thousands of years of thought went into this, and the purpose – apart from looking fabulous – will blow your mind.
Hairy Goosefish
Just when you’ve found the right hairstyle… BAM. Deep-sea mining is all up in your space. But why? And what are the perm-anent impacts?
Anglerfish
A grouchy floater, fed up to the back teeth. But why? Can’t find the proper lightbulbs for its rod? No new episodes of its latest reality TV obsession? Check the article; you might be surprised.
Telescope Fish
Living through the literal, bone-crushing pressure of the deep sea is one thing, but coping with unwanted guests is pushing this lil’ one over the edge. There are things we can do to help, though.
UNDER THE SEA
Dive deeper into this mystical world and why we can't afford to ignore how people might exploit it.
Vox pop nature edition
Do people know deep-sea creatures from deep fakes? You’d be surprised.
