Beach goers in Southern California are being targeted by swarms of tiny, aggressive sea bugs who have an appetite for human feet. ... The water-line isopod can form swarms of the sea bug 1,000 strong.

Beachgoers in Southern California are being targeted by swarms of tiny, aggressive sea bugs, previously dubbed "mini-sharks," that seem to have a thing for feet.

They’re small, but pill bugs may be protecting us by slowing climate change. This report was produced by KQED’s Deep Look . You can view the original report on its website.

CMarZ is designed to illuminate these important little life forms in the remaining three quarters, below 1,000 m, the point at which the deep sea (bathypelagic zone) is generally agreed to begin.

07/09/2018 July 9, 2018. Insects live in abundance in every part of world except the sea, which covers more than 70 percent of the Earth's surface. So why is it that this tenacious species has ...

Sure, the idea of a terrifying sea bug the size of a small dog may send shivers down your spine, but B. vaderi is also a marvel of nature.

Beach goers in Southern California are being targeted by swarms of tiny, aggressive sea bugs who have an appetite for human feet. The bugs, who have earned the nickname "mini shark," have been ...

The bugs, who have earned the nickname "mini shark," have been identified as water-line isopods (Excirolana chiltoni), a crustacean species that grows to be around 0.3 inches (0.8 centimeters ...