The deep waters of the Red Sea were studied to understand the creatures living there. Samples were collected from different depths and locations. A total of 186 species were found, with some only in a few spots and others spread out. The creatures mainly eat off the seafloor and include different types like worms, crabs, and snails. The number of creatures and their weight were lower compared to other seas with similar depths, likely due to the Red Sea's unique environment. As the depth increased, the number of creatures decreased. The distribution of these creatures is influenced by factors like temperature, salinity, and food availability. There were no clear patterns based on location or feeding habits.