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Conservation Reconnecting with Sharks Sharks: an animal we love to fear. Sharks are an essential part of the environment; unfortunately, these animals are facing…
Biology engineerings New technology inspired from ancient art When scientists find new applications for old ideas, they can open up a world of possibilities. A group of researches…
Sharkbites Saturday The shark and the side salad Everyone knows all sharks are carnivores. Or are they?
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Biology When having babies, is quantity or quality better? Evolution is riddled with trade-offs. One of the classic examples is how to spread maternal resources – is it better…
Invasive Species Navigating historical passages of marine invasive species Invasive species are a persistent threat to marine ecosystems. In this post, authors explore the historical context of marine invasive…
Climate Change Holding fast: kelp in Nova Scotia tries to grow on turf algae after a period of decline Kelp has had a few rough decades that have led to the decline that threatens not only kelp but the…
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Survey October Theme Week Survey Let us know what you'd like to learn more about: marine benthic ecology, zoos and aquariums, or research tech! Just…
Sharkbites Saturday Jumbo Shrimp: The First Definitive Evidence of a Megalodon Nursery Where did baby Megalodon sharks hang out? In nurseries of course! Read on to learn more about how scientists identified…