A Journey to the Depths of the Ocean

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As divers, we marvel at what we see underwater, though most of us seldom get below 100 feet. However, as Susan Casey writes in The Underworld: Journeys to the Depths of the Ocean, "the deeper you go, the stranger things get." And boy, do they get strange.

Casey's fascinating book takes us on her Neptune submersible journey to extraordinary depths to view black smoking hydrothermal vents, stunning two-hundred-foot-tall white peaks, and all the creatures - rattails, weirdfish, the robust assfish, the dumbo octopus - that live almost as deep as Everest is high....

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