Ecology
Not All Blooms Are Bad: Cyanobacteria and Young Fish in the Baltic
Nitrogen traced from algae to fish reveal an interesting ecological win.
Biodiversity
Uncovering Sharks and Rays of Frégate Island
New research catalogs the elasmobranchs of Frégate Island, Seychelles in the Western Indian Ocean.
Ecology
The Unlikely Friendship between Octopus and Fish
Fish are friends...with octopus who help them feed.
Ecology Natural History
Seal Song in the Southern Ocean
Finding a mate in the open ocean can be difficult - are male leopard seals singing to get round this…
Ecology
Seaweed, the slimy savior of the sea
Algae versus algae: meet the green team fighting toxic blooms.
Ecology
Missing Adult Salmon Found
Environmental DNA is used to investigate Pacific salmon distribution in the Gulf of Alaska.
Coastal Management
Can New Technology Reduce Interactions Between Sharks and Humans?
Scientists are exploring new technologies that could protect humans from sharks, and vice versa, at popular swimming beaches in Australia.
Geology
Seeing Magma Under the Seafloor
Scientists send vibrations through the Earth to see magma beneath an underwater volcano.
Conservation deep sea Ecology
The patchy quilt of the deep-sea: polymetallic nodule fields
Deep-sea diversity is shaped not only by the animals, but also by the diverse habitats that are homes to distinct…
Conservation
A Story of Fishers and Dolphins in Southern Brazil
The incredible tale of humans and wild dolphins working together
Ecology
Secret Sharks in a Chilean Fjord
A first of its kind elasmobranch inventory was conducted in the Comau Fjord, Chile.
Genetics
Anglerfish, Frogfish, Batfish (and more), Oh My!
Frogfish, anglerfish, batfish, and their cousins!.. Or... Siblings..?!
deep sea
Opening our eyes in the deep, dark ocean
Our visits to the deep sea are numerous, but how well do we know this remote ecosystem?
Ecology
Ferry Whale Watch
How do you go find whales and dolphins in bad weather? Ride the ferry of course!
Biodiversity
Don’t forget about the little guys: documenting diversity in the ocean
Diversity in the world's oceans is biased towards larger animals, with so many small organisms still undiscovered.
Biological oceanography Ecology
When cells started snacking
Algae rose, protists gorged, and the modern ocean was born.
