Two New Sea Spider Species Discovered in Salish Sea After Century-Long Gap
Scientists have identified two previously unknown sea spider species in the Salish Sea, marking the first such discovery there in nearly 100 years. One species is distinguished by its hairy legs, red eyes, and comb-like appendages it uses for self-grooming. The second species is notable for carrying debris and tiny parasites on its body. Both finds highlight how much of the region's marine biodiversity remains unexplored. Researchers believe additional undocumented species may still exist in these waters.
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