The climate crisis poses a threat to the rich biodiversity of life that exists in the ocean’s twilight zone, which exists just beyond the reach of sunlight. Life in this region could be reduced ...

The mesopelagic zone of the ocean, also called “the twilight zone,” refers to the ocean at an approximate depth of 200m to 1,000m. Beginning just below the sunniest parts of the ocean, the twilight ...

Virtually unexplored, the twilight zone is the middle layer of the ocean which is home to millions of aquatic species. It begins at the depth where only 1% of incident sunlight penetrates and has ...

Just 650 feet down, at the edge of the sunlight’s reach, is a region known as the twilight zone, one of the last and most important remaining frontiers on Earth.

The study offers three possible futures for the twilight zone, depending on emissions: a low-carbon scenario, allowing for 625 billion tonnes of emissions from 2010 onwards; a medium scenario ...

The mid-ocean “twilight zone” holds the key to several tantalizing questions about the marine food web and carbon-sequestering capacity of the ocean. But studying this vast and remote area is ...

Our ocean's twilight zone is still very much a big murky marine mystery, but we dive into the fascinating facts about this unique place.

The oceanic "twilight zone" lies deep, and teems with life. We look at how this mysterious zone affects climate change.