A UAlberta research team has published a study on the discovery of a new sponge that is abundant in the region, making up nearly 20 per cent of the live sponges in the reefs off the coast of British Columbia. The new species--called Desmacella hyalina -- was discovered using an underwater robot that travelled along the ocean floor, surveying reefs and collecting samples.
Divers discover new purple & green sponges
Huge sea sponge discovered off Hawaii
Researchers describe four new species of “killer sponges” from the deep sea • MBARI
Scientists Find Sneezing Sea Sponge Species in Tauranga - Faharas News
7 reasons why sea sponges are the coolest, by Greenpeace UK
Species New to Science
Thriving underwater 'gardens' found off Wellington's coast
Scientists discover new species of sponge on deep-sea reefs off B.C.'s coast
/wp-content/uploads/sites/2/2022/06/hair
This Sponge Fossil May Be the Earliest Record of Animal Life, Science
Sea sponges need oxygen, as fish and people do
New Species of Sponges Found on the Pacific Seafloor - The New York Times
Sea sponges were the first animals on Earth, scientists discover, The Independent
Species New to Science