Regardless of climb-ability, the 3,109-meter seamount is a massive find. It’s one of many made during the oceanographers’ ...

Then we are untied, drifting, a tiny dot on the immense Pacific Ocean. Pilot Avi Klapfer floods ... Seamounts generally form when volcanic mountains rise up from the seafloor but fail to reach ...

In a coastal Maine beach town, mountains meet the Atlantic Ocean, and there's enough hiking, boating, and lobster rolls to ...

These anomalies are usually the result of a hard-to-discern mass — in this case, entire mountains sticking out of the ocean floor. "I was thinking one, maybe two, but to find four is incredible ...

Researchers have discovered a new underwater mountain range full of rare marine species, including some that have never been filmed before.

Oceanographers from the Schmidt Ocean Institute have made a groundbreaking discovery in the Pacific Ocean, unveiling a ...

Located in the Pacific Ocean 900 miles (1,448 kilometers ... The researchers mapped the mountain using a sonar system under the ship’s hull. “Sound waves go down and they bounce back off ...

A mountain range is a group of mountains found on land or under the sea, and they include the Andes in South America, the Himalayas in Asia, the Alps in Europe, or even the Mid-Atlantic Ridge deep ...

The mountain range, the Nazca Ridge, is under consideration to be named as ... the protection of underwater ecosystems. Just 1% of the ocean has this status, according to the High Seas Alliance.

It’s high tide, meaning currents coming in from the ocean are strong and the headwind is ripping, making the approach under the bridge ... point is to feel the way mountain bike riders feel ...

Just under three-quarters of the Earth ... The rocky slopes on the Nazca Ridge mountains, and other mountains like them across the ocean, are perfect homes for ancient coral and sponge gardens ...