Behavior
El Niño and the jumbo squid
How does the El Niño weather phenomenon impact jumbo squid migration and reproduction?
Category: Behavior
Behavior Biology Ecology
“Fishy” changes to seal diet over time…
Fish ear bones can be used to study seal diet... and looking at seal diet changes over time can, in…
Behavior
Hide and seek: motionless camouflage of the white-squid
Imagine playing a game of hide and seek. Where are the best places to hide? What about hiding in plain…
Behavior Coastal Management Conservation
Do vessel operators get the seal of approval?
Watching the watchers: New study examines the behavior of vessel operators around an Australian fur seal colony
Behavior
How Social Dynamics Impact Sperm Whale Movements in the Caribbean
Sperm whale pods movement could be based on the presence or absence of other pods, indicating interesting social dynamics.
Behavior Coastal Management Conservation
Porpoise Echo Chamber: When Fake Clicks Change Real Behavior
Technology can be a massive help in conservation, but sometimes have some unexpected consequences...
Behavior Ecology genomics
Decoding the genes behind jellyfish movement
How jellyfish know which way is up.
Behavior
Megamouth Sharks in the Moonlight
New information has come to the light on what megamouth sharks do everyday.
Behavior
The Voyages of The Largest Fish in the World
Georgia Aquarium's whale sharks can teach scientists a lot about the gigantic creature's fascinating behavior.
Behavior
Southern Right Whales Go for a Dive
How tiny animals are directing whale behavior, and why to protect both!
Behavior Neurobiology
Under Pressure
How do marine worms respond to changes in water pressure using photoreceptors and motor neurons?
Behavior
Remarkably Bright (And Physiologically Favored) Creatures
Fishermen have observed octopuses out of water for years - but how can such a remarkable ability be explained scientifically?
Behavior Plastic Pollution
The Plastic Playtime Tragedy: How whales and dolphins fall victim to plastic pollution
Whales and dolphins are curious and playful animals but may not always recognise the potential risks associated with plastics