Australian researchers have developed new technology that allows them for the first time to film a deep-sea swimming sea cucumber. For the time being, they're calling the creature a "Headless Chicken ...

MELBOURNE, Australia — What lives a mile under the sea, has tentacles and fins and looks like a decapitated chicken ready for roasting? The headless chicken monster, of course. Yes, that is actually ...

From aboard their ship off the coast of Chile, scientists piloted a research vessel into the sapphire depths. About an hour into the dive, a white-ish blob emerged in the distance. The grocery bag ...

If you happened upon this bizarre creature in the ocean, you could be forgiven for thinking someone had flung a chicken carcass into the sea and it was bobbing along on the current — hence its ...

ANTARCTICA -- Australian scientists happened upon a unique animal dubbed the "headless chicken monster" during a recent expedition to test new underwater camera technology. The animal, also nicknamed ...

Deep in the ocean’s depths, where sunlight barely reaches, lives a remarkable creature nicknamed the “headless chicken monster.” Scientifically known as Enypniastes eximia, this translucent sea ...

It looks like how everyone is describing it, a “headless chicken monster,” and when you see a photo of it, it may make you ask, “What is it?” It's actually a sea cucumber that lives in the depths of ...

Scientists found a “very unusual” deep-sea cucumber, Enypniastes eximia, covered in shimmering jelly polyps on a dive off the coast of Chile, a video shows. Screengrab from Schmidt Ocean's video on ...