When Is Shark Week 2025? Here's Where To Catch Your Favorite Shark Shows
Research conducted over 30 years shows that Shark Week programming often uses negative language associated with shark behavior, impacting public perception of these creatures.
Daily briefing: The neuroscience behind eureka moments
We were shocked, because we assumed they were all the same, but the genetic data clearly show they're not only different, they're not even interbreeding.
Daily briefing: How to make America healthy - the real problems and how to fix them
The weight-loss drug liraglutide could provide new avenues for treating chronic migraines, promising a reduction in headache days in patients with obesity.
5-foot wide jellyfish washes ashore on Maine beach
The lion's mane jellyfish washed up at Willard Beach in South Portland, capturing the attention of beachgoers. City officials warned visitors on Facebook not to touch jellyfish.
Artificial intelligence is emerging as a critical tool to tackle the increasing threats of marine extinction and pollution at this week's U.N. Oceans Conference.
Artificial intelligence is emerging as a critical tool to tackle the increasing threats of marine extinction and pollution at this week's U.N. Oceans Conference.
Scientists discover hundreds of giant VIRUSES lurking in the ocean
Giant viruses, measuring over 1,000 nanometres, emerged recently in scientific study, threatening aquatic ecosystems and potentially influencing extensive marine and terrestrial life.
Recording my research led to a photojournalism career
Sirachai Arunrugstichai transitioned from marine biology to conservation photojournalism, blending scientific insights with photography to advocate for marine conservation.
Among Newly Discovered Ocean Species, a Baby Colossal Squid Is Filmed for the First Time
The Schmidt Ocean Institute's expedition discovered new marine life in the South Sandwich Islands, including the first live juvenile colossal squid ever captured on film.
Among Newly Discovered Ocean Species, a Baby Colossal Squid Is Filmed for the First Time
The Schmidt Ocean Institute's expedition discovered new marine life in the South Sandwich Islands, including the first live juvenile colossal squid ever captured on film.
Glowing patches of bacteria could solve a centuries-old maritime mystery
Milky seas are vast glowing patches of ocean, historically reported but scientifically understudied, prompting new research efforts to understand their occurrence.
15 bizarre creatures from the bottom of the ocean that look like aliens
Ghosts, goblins, spiders, and wolves don't just show up in fairytales. Some deep-sea creatures are named after frightening or mythical creatures thanks to their eerie appearances.
A new project aims to develop a large language model to interpret dolphin vocalizations, potentially enabling communication between humans and dolphins.
'The Americas' Creative Team Didn't Just Capture Some of the Best Sperm Whale Footage Ever, They Made a Landmark Discovery
Sperm whales diving to the ocean floor has been observed for the first time in 'The Americas', showcasing a groundbreaking moment in wildlife filmmaking.
Meet the sea hare, one of California's most puzzling' creatures
"People often see sea hares on the beach and think they are something unknown or bizarre, but they are harmless creatures. They are part of our marine ecosystem."
Bay Area beaches get new influx of blobby sea creatures
Marine biologists explain that these jellyfish-like creatures, known as Velella velella, are often seen along the California coast following rain, signaling seasonal patterns.
Under the Sea, Into the Rainforest and Among the Caretakers of Queensland
The article highlights the beauty of Port Douglas and the community's efforts to restore the Great Barrier Reef through innovative gardening techniques.