Add Yahoo as a preferred source to see more of our stories on Google. Wayne McGregor’s Deepstaria, at Sadler’s Wells - Ravi Deepres A contemporary dance show named after a jellyfish named after a ...

Forget the Loch Ness Monster. There's a new mysterious underwater creature that's getting tongues wagging. But unlike Scotland's mirage-like legend, this large gelatinous appendage that some experts ...

Millions of years of evolution taking place beneath the sea's surface have produced some bizarre animals. Jellyfish are among the oldest—and strangest—of the bunch. Some have "transient" anuses that ...

With quiet choreography and a focus on solos and duos, there is some incredibly tender movement in a captivating show that gives a sense of rippling through water The dancers in Wayne McGregor’s ...

Translucent Deepstaria Jelly is a mysterious ghost of the ocean’s depths. Gather around everybody, ’cause it’s time for another entry into our notebook, Surreal Creatures from the Lightless Depths of ...

Life 6,500 feet below the ocean’s surface generally sounds horrifying. It’s dark, cold, and there’s a whole bunch of creatures down there that look like they came from another planet or our worst ...

Wayne McGregor’s Deepstaria, at Sadler’s Wells - Ravi Deepres A contemporary dance show named after a jellyfish named after a submarine? Well, it was bound to happen sooner or later. The Deepstaria ...

Wayne McGregor’s new dive into the ocean depths may not stir the emotions, but it does have flickers of magic Mark Monahan never really stood a chance: in the Sixties, his mother danced for five years ...