The Alien-Looking Sea Creature That Accidentally Cleans the Ocean

Lurking in oceans from the tropics to the Arctic, a tiny transparent creature with barrel-shaped body and visible orange ...
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Alien life could thrive on worlds that look completely uninhabitable

The Teeming Universe explores scientifically inspired alien ecosystems across radically different planets. One frozen world ...

Hidden life beneath Antarctica's dry valleys: Scientists discover alien-like ecosystems that could reshape how we protect Earth

Beneath the icy silence of Antarctica's famous Dry Valleys lies a world so unusual that it often resembles another planet. Invisible to the naked eye, microscopic organisms survive in some of the ...
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Restoring the oceanic island ecosystem : impact and management of invasive alien species in the Bonin Islands / Kazuto Kawakami, Isamu Okochi, editors

What's the Bonin Islands? / Kazuto Kawakami -- Impacts of invasive alien species on native ecosystems on the Bonin Islands / Naoki Kachi -- The cause of mollusk decline on the Ogasawara Islands / ...
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Wild Video Captures Alien-Like Creatures Thriving in the Deepest Ocean Ecosystem

Researchers have discovered a highly specialized community of sea creatures living 6 miles beneath the ocean surface—deeper than any found before. Reading time 2 minutes Researchers recently dove more ...
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America's least wanted : alien species invasions of U.S. ecosystems / [editors, Bruce A. Stein and Stephanie R. Flack ; contributing authors, Nancy B. Benton ... et al.]

Discusses the threat of non-native plants and animals to U.S. species and ecosystems. Highlights twelve alien species (the "dirty dozen"): zebra mussel, purple loosestrife, flathead catfish, tamarisk, ...