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Biological oceanography Biology Climate Change Sea Ice

Positive real estate outlook for Antarctic krill

An Australian research team predict future sea-ice habitats for Antarctic krill larvae, and are surprised to find more suitable ice…
November 2, 2016 Veronica Tamsitt
Archaeology deep sea Human impacts Ocean Exploration

The Rebirth of the “Mighty-I”

Happy Halloween! This is the true, spooky tale of life, death, and rebirth beneath the waves. To end off OceanBites’…
October 31, 2016 Ashley Marranzino
En Espanol

Feliz Día de las Brujas desde el Mundo Marino: ¡Las 5 Criaturas más horripilantes y espantosas del Océano!

¡Feliz Dia de Las Brujas! Espero que disfruten de esta edición especial de OceanBites En Español… ¡Las 5 Criaturas más…
October 30, 2016 Sandra Schleier
Conservation Ecology Fisheries Hazards Human impacts Plastic Pollution Sea Turtles

Let’s Ghost Fishing for Halloween!

Ghost fishing is ghastly because it creates underwater graveyards for wildlife. The authors covered here wrote a new review of…
October 28, 2016 Rebecca Flynn
Physical oceanography technology

Ghost ships, adorable flotsam, and measuring surface currents

The ocean is teeming with floating objects. Some of them are creepy, rusted, abandoned boats. Others are cute little bath…
October 27, 2016 Eric Orenstein
Behavior Biology Ecology Natural History

Costume Age: some crabs are too young to start dressing up

Well, it’s that time of year again where hoards of costumed kids roam the streets in search of candy. While…
October 26, 2016 Gordon Ober
Biology

Marine Halloween: Creepiest Looking Critters

In honor of our Marine Halloween theme, this month I’ll be presenting my picks for the creepiest looking marine critters,…
October 25, 2016October 25, 2016 Dina Navon
Pollution

A Junkyard in the Belly of a Whale

A candy wrapper, plastic bags, car parts, packing materials, and fishing gear… it sounds like a list of things you…
October 24, 2016October 24, 2016 Carrie McDonough
Aquaculture Fisheries

Why do restaurants join sustainable seafood labelling programs?

Why do some restaurants join sustainable seafood eco-labeling programs? A new study identifies some motivating factors that can help the…
October 22, 2016October 23, 2016 Megan Chen
Book Review

Rachel Carson had the right idea: DDT persists in unexpected ways in dolphins

Rachel Carson was right to focus her novel on the effects of DDT; DDT persists to this day in dolphins…
October 21, 2016 Anna Robuck
Biology

Germ Stowaways: How Plastic Waste Has Become an Environment for Harmful Bacteria

For over 100 years, plastic has been integrated into our everyday lives. It has been used to make life better…
October 19, 2016October 19, 2016 Zak Kerrigan
Book Review

Bon Voyage to Oceanbites

Oceanbites has been an incredible experience. Today is my goodbye post and my thank you to the readers and Oceanbites…
October 18, 2016May 4, 2022 Kari St.Laurent
Book Review

The Antarctic Peninsula is cooling… for now

Temperature records from the Antarctic Peninsula show that the region has been cooling since the end of the 20th century.…
October 17, 2016October 17, 2016 Nicole Couto
En Espanol

La larga y peligrosa migración de las Anguilas Europeas

Translated by Sandra Schleier Original Post by  ABRAHIM EL GAMAL Artículo: David Righton, Håkan Westerberg,2 Eric Feunteun, Finn Økland, Patrick…
October 16, 2016 Sandra Schleier
Ecology Human impacts Noise Survey

Oil rigs, the food trucks of the sea?

We humans don't always take time to assess how we impact other environments; more often we survey before we enter…
October 15, 2016 Andrea Schlunk
Coastal Management Conservation Ecology

The long and winding Eel migration

A glimpse of the thousands' mile migration of the European eel shows it's anything but straightforward.
October 15, 2016October 18, 2016 Abrahim El Gamal
Sea-level Rise

Tide records could have underestimated global sea level rise

New analysis of 100 years of sea level measurements from tide gauges show that we might be underestimating the global…
October 14, 2016October 14, 2016 Veronica Tamsitt
Behavior Biology Climate Change Physiology

Seahorses Don’t Like It Hot

Scientists have been doing a lot of work recently trying to figure out how species are going to react to…
October 12, 2016October 15, 2016 Erin McLean
Biology Conservation Human impacts

Big animals face big trouble in our oceans

Many believe we are in the midst of another mass extinction both on land and in the ocean. What marine…
October 7, 2016 Sean Anderson
Book Review Climate Change Cyclones

A Cluster of Typhoons: Intensification over the last three decades

Tropical Cyclones in the western Pacific Ocean have been intensifying in recent decades, but different data sets and methodologies made…
October 6, 2016 Zoe Gentes

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