Discovered at a depth of 3,601m east of Montagu Island, the 'death ball sponge' uses Velcro-like hooks to catch tiny crustaceans, which are then slowly digested
Credit: The Nippon Foundation-Nekton Ocean Census/Schmidt Ocean Institute, 2025
Discovered at a depth of 3,601m east of Montagu Island, the 'death ball sponge' uses Velcro-like hooks to catch tiny crustaceans, which are then slowly digested
Credit: The Nippon Foundation-Nekton Ocean Census/Schmidt Ocean Institute, 2025
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