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Scientists discover giant virus with record-breaking 2.3-micrometre tail:

Category : Science and Tech
Published on: August 16 2025 Share on facebook

Researchers have identified a marine virus, named PelV-1, with the longest known viral tail, measuring up to 2.3 micrometres. Discovered in the Pacific Ocean, PelV-1 infects marine phytoplankton and carries a complex genome that includes genes for metabolism and light-harvesting. This finding sets a new record in virology for appendage length and adds to the understanding of virus evolution in marine ecosystems.

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