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For three hours every day, open ocean transforms into Australia's 'ghost' reef
The harsh Western Australian sunlight had been reflecting off a calm patch of the Indian Ocean, making me squint as I sat in ...
Sciencing on MSN
The carnivorous, deep-sea 'death ball' sponge scientists found off the coast of Antarctica
A deep-sea expedition uncovered a number of strange species, including a strange sponge that isn't quite the passive ...
While waters around the UK have always experienced MHWs, it’s not until recently that we have experienced major events in ...
During May half-term in Eastbourne, on a day when temperatures hit the high 20s, the small gaggle of holidaymakers who had made their way on to its pebbly beach were astounded to find the sort of ...
Get up close with marine life on public days at a teaching lab that's also an aquarium showcasing life in the Puget Sound.
Clams and snails rule today’s shores because their ancient ancestors survived a catastrophe that erased nearly all ocean life. The shells scattered along modern beaches are clues to an ancient ...
Did you know orcas are led by their grandmothers? Orcas are one of only five species known to go through menopause, and their post-reproductive females become leaders of the pod, guiding hunts and ...
Sea Turtle Conservancy Director David Godfrey discusses conservation, major threats, and the successes helping endangered ...
The new IUCN Red List paints a sobering picture of threats to creatures like hydrothermal vent molluscs and desert rain frogs ...
Brad Tanner, manager of school programs at Mote SEA, said in the first 10 months the aquarium has hosted approximately 300 ...
A behind-the-scenes look at the Aquarium of the Pacific’s efforts to protect endangered species through conservation, ...
Most people wouldn’t give “forage fish” a second thought. These fish are small, silvery, and often not very impressive looking, swimming around the open ocean in giant schools feasting on microscopic ...
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