Ecology Fisheries Human impacts Are MPA’s the best way to conserve the seahorse population? While Marine Protected Areas do a great job of preserving essential marine habitats, and decreasing fishing pressure, they may not…
Ecology Fisheries Human impacts Beware! Shellfish are taking over the fishing industry Overfishing has created a cascading effect in the marine food web. Once, large apex predators, such as cod, dominated the…
Biology Ecology Hawksbill turtles are picky about their water temperature Hawksbill turtles leave their place of birth and then head out into the world, but they always come back to…
Book Review Fisheries It’s all about color for the rainbow wrasse Male rainbow wrasses actively defend their territory and the amount of red light entering the water column has been found…
Ecology Fisheries Tag you’re it! Reef manta rays are being tagged in the Red Sea Reef manta rays are being tagged in order to better understand their diving profile. Understanding how long the manta rays…
Ecology Fisheries How Coral Size Influences Fish Size Many fish find a coral colony to host in, living their whole life in that same coral. They must pick…
Biology There’s no place like home Lemon sharks travel many miles in their lifetime, but once a female becomes sexually mature she will be found right…
Biology Coral Invasion in the Gulf of Mexico The black sun coral is "invading" the Gulf! Once settled, it could out-compete other benthic epifauna and change the dynamic…
Fisheries This Time Around, Humans Aren’t the Bad Guys in the Salmon Fishery Salmon fishing is a huge industry in the Baltic Sea. So it comes as no surprise that when a predator…
Biology Fisheries How Our “Trash” Can Aid Juvenile Red Snappers Cement, limestone, and even old barges are being used in the northern Gulf of Mexico to build additional habitats for…