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  1. CSIRO voyage discovers new species of shark and crabs off West Australia’s Gascoyne coast

    Two thousand feet underwater in the depths of the Gascoyne Marine Park, a dark eel-like creature just 30…
    #NewsBeep #News #Environment #AU #Australia #Climatechange #CSIRORVInvestigator #dna #gascoynemarinepark #lanternshark #porcelaincrab #Science #WAmuseum #WANews
    newsbeep.com/au/228391/

  2. 🦈🦀 Glowing shark alert! Scientists discover a bioluminescent lanternshark & a tiny porcelain crab off Australia’s coast, revealing the deep sea’s hidden biodiversity. New clues to life in the dark! Read more: thedebrief.org/newly-discovere

    #GoodNews #Lanternshark #PorcelainCrab #DeepSeaDiscovery #MarineLife

  3. 🦈🦀 Glowing shark alert! Scientists discover a bioluminescent lanternshark & a tiny porcelain crab off Australia’s coast, revealing the deep sea’s hidden biodiversity. New clues to life in the dark! Read more: thedebrief.org/newly-discovere

    #GoodNews #Lanternshark #PorcelainCrab #DeepSeaDiscovery #MarineLife

  4. 🦈🦀 Glowing shark alert! Scientists discover a bioluminescent lanternshark & a tiny porcelain crab off Australia’s coast, revealing the deep sea’s hidden biodiversity. New clues to life in the dark! Read more: thedebrief.org/newly-discovere

    #GoodNews #Lanternshark #PorcelainCrab #DeepSeaDiscovery #MarineLife

  5. 🦈🦀 Glowing shark alert! Scientists discover a bioluminescent lanternshark & a tiny porcelain crab off Australia’s coast, revealing the deep sea’s hidden biodiversity. New clues to life in the dark! Read more: thedebrief.org/newly-discovere

    #GoodNews #Lanternshark #PorcelainCrab #DeepSeaDiscovery #MarineLife

  6. 🦈🦀 Glowing shark alert! Scientists discover a bioluminescent lanternshark & a tiny porcelain crab off Australia’s coast, revealing the deep sea’s hidden biodiversity. New clues to life in the dark! Read more: thedebrief.org/newly-discovere

    #GoodNews #Lanternshark #PorcelainCrab #DeepSeaDiscovery #MarineLife

  7. New species of deep-sea #shark and #crab discovered off Western Australia phys.org/news/2025-10-species-

    "Researchers have described a new species of #DeepSea #lanternshark and crab, both from specimens collected from a 2022 voyage of #ResearchVessel Investigator... Nearly 20 #NewSpecies have now been described from the voyage, including the Carnarvon Flapjack #Octopus earlier in 2025. Researchers estimate that there are potentially up to 600 new species still waiting to be described from the voyage"

  8. New species of deep-sea #shark and #crab discovered off Western Australia phys.org/news/2025-10-species-

    "Researchers have described a new species of #DeepSea #lanternshark and crab, both from specimens collected from a 2022 voyage of #ResearchVessel Investigator... Nearly 20 #NewSpecies have now been described from the voyage, including the Carnarvon Flapjack #Octopus earlier in 2025. Researchers estimate that there are potentially up to 600 new species still waiting to be described from the voyage"

  9. New species of deep-sea #shark and #crab discovered off Western Australia phys.org/news/2025-10-species-

    "Researchers have described a new species of #DeepSea #lanternshark and crab, both from specimens collected from a 2022 voyage of #ResearchVessel Investigator... Nearly 20 #NewSpecies have now been described from the voyage, including the Carnarvon Flapjack #Octopus earlier in 2025. Researchers estimate that there are potentially up to 600 new species still waiting to be described from the voyage"

  10. New species of deep-sea #shark and #crab discovered off Western Australia phys.org/news/2025-10-species-

    "Researchers have described a new species of #DeepSea #lanternshark and crab, both from specimens collected from a 2022 voyage of #ResearchVessel Investigator... Nearly 20 #NewSpecies have now been described from the voyage, including the Carnarvon Flapjack #Octopus earlier in 2025. Researchers estimate that there are potentially up to 600 new species still waiting to be described from the voyage"