A new species of Antarctic fish has been discovered that highlights how fragile the underwater ecosystem really is.

Cambridgeshire Police force has released a fresh appeal for information as part of their investigation into the disappearance ...

Police have released a fresh appeal for information as part of their investigation into the disappearance of 54-year-old ...

CCTV of the last known sighting of Cambridgeshire woman Julie Buckley has been released by police as part of an investigation into her disappearance. Police confirmed last month that they were ...

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Many otherworldly deep-sea creatures, though, are so beautiful and mysterious that you won't believe they exist. Even in the shallow, many creatures are both eerie and splendid with amazing skills, ...

Police declared the case a no-body murder investigation on Friday. Undated handout photo issued by Cambridgeshire Police of 54-year-old Julie Buckley, from Christchurch, near March, Cambridgeshire ...

Updates on Rust, Mold and Psyger-0’s situations will also be given. Titled ‘Now, Let’s Fillet the Dragonfish’ (いざ龍魚三枚おろし), Shangri-La Frontier Season 2 Episode 20 is set ...

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A man has been charged with the murder of a missing woman who is feared dead as police search for her body. Julie Buckley, 54, from the village of Christchurch in Cambridgeshire, has not been seen ...

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the straightnose rabbitfish and the scaleless black dragonfish. Marvel at displays of impossibly complex nautical knots, brassy chronometers, clunky radio compasses and rudimentary fish finders ...