A brand new ‘sea cockroach’ has been discovered, and it’s the stuff of nightmares. By Mike Wehner. ... This species can grow up to 20 inches in length, and resemble pill bugs.

Dead alligator is devoured by giant ‘pill bugs’ on the sea floor in creepy video. By Mike Wehner. Published Apr 11th, 2019 11:07PM EDT. Image: LUMCON.

Louisiana scientists drop dead alligator into sea, watch as it’s devoured by giant ‘pill bugs’ By Madeline Farber Fox News Published April 12, 2019 4:12pm EDT ...

A tiny new species of marine pill bug was a bonus find on a field trip led by museum researcher Dean Pentcheff of San Pedro. The Feb. 16, 2004, shoreline excursion was part of a class on ...

Deep-sea isopods are cousins of terrestrial roly-polies, also known as pill bugs. The newly described pinky-length crustacean was found on a slope of Exuma Sound, southeast of Nassau, at a depth ...

Pill bugs don’t bite, sting, carry disease, ... Why they crawled out of the sea and adapted to live on land is anyone’s guess – maybe the ocean got too crowded at some point.

Armor-plated pill bugs the size of dinner plates. Pulsating red jellyfish that look like beating hearts. Bone-eating worms that consume whale carcasses. Loopy coral seemingly drawn by Dr. Seuss ...

Southeast Asian scientists sent people’s skin crawling after discovering a sea bug off Vietnam that’s so massive that it looks AI-generated, per a study published in Zookeys.

Those giant pill bugs crawling on top of and inside that alligator are ... The ways in which their bodies nourish today’s deep sea communities could show researchers what sorts of animals ...

Not all monsters of the deep involve sharp teeth and bone crushing jaws. A gang of football-sized, flesh-eating bugs are seen going to town on an alligator many times their size.

It took just a day for deep sea scavengers to find it, and soon the alligator's lifeless body was covered in large pill-bug-like creatures called isopods.They're related to the tiny pill bugs we ...

It took just a day for deep sea scavengers to find it, and soon the alligator's lifeless body was covered in large pill-bug-like creatures called isopods.They're related to the tiny pill bugs we ...