Mistress of the Sea squat lobsters are small, their bodies measuring less than one inch in length, the study said. They have a fairly smooth texture, “light orange” eyes and pincers.

Mistress of the Sea squat lobsters live between 1,500 and 4,100 feet down near cold seeps, a type of deep-sea vent that spews chemicals, the study said. Researchers described the environment as ...

The pink and fuzzy squat lobster, found in the waters off California, was named for one of the researchers on the team. Courtesy of the Schmidt Ocean Institute It doesn’t look like a typical ...

Squat lobsters aren't really lobsters at all, being more closely related to some species of crabs. It's hard to be sure given the resolution of the released imagery but the animal could be from ...

Mistress of the Sea squat lobsters live between 1,500 and 4,100 feet down near cold seeps, a type of deep-sea vent that spews chemicals, the study said. Researchers described the environment as ...

Mistress of the Sea squat lobsters live between 1,500 and 4,100 feet down near cold seeps, a type of deep-sea vent that spews chemicals, the study said. Researchers described the environment as ...

Mistress of the Sea squat lobsters live between 1,500 and 4,100 feet down near cold seeps, a type of deep-sea vent that spews chemicals, the study said. Researchers described the environment as ...

Mistress of the Sea squat lobsters live between 1,500 and 4,100 feet down near cold seeps, a type of deep-sea vent that spews chemicals, the study said. Researchers described the environment as ...

Mistress of the Sea squat lobsters live between 1,500 and 4,100 feet down near cold seeps, a type of deep-sea vent that spews chemicals, the study said. Researchers described the environment as ...