The egg's corkscrew shape allows it to wedge into a rock or sandy surface so that the embryo can remain safe until hatching.California.Shelling Tiktok/Paul Bersebach/Digital First Media/Orange County ...
During a robotic exploration of the the ocean’s abyssopelagic zone, scientists discovered never-before-seen jet black eggs attached to a rock. After further study and DNA examination, the team ...
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During a robotic exploration of the the ocean’s abyssopelagic zone, scientists discovered never-before-seen, jet-black eggs attached to a rock. After further study and DNA examination, the team ...
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