This Piece of Coral In Fiji Is 600 Years Old - What It Reveals About Our Climate's Future Is Nerve-Wracking
A 600-year-old coral provides valuable insights into past sea temperatures in Fiji amidst ongoing climate change.
Graveyard of corals' found after extreme heat and cyclones hit northern Great Barrier Reef
Coral cover in the Great Barrier Reef suffered substantial losses due to extreme heat, cyclones, and flooding, marking the worst annual decline in 39 years.
How I stoked my passion for oceanography in Chile's waters
Microbial life in oxygen minimum zones is crucial to study, especially with their expansion due to climate change.
This Piece of Coral In Fiji Is 600 Years Old - What It Reveals About Our Climate's Future Is Nerve-Wracking
A 600-year-old coral provides valuable insights into past sea temperatures in Fiji amidst ongoing climate change.
Graveyard of corals' found after extreme heat and cyclones hit northern Great Barrier Reef
Coral cover in the Great Barrier Reef suffered substantial losses due to extreme heat, cyclones, and flooding, marking the worst annual decline in 39 years.
How I stoked my passion for oceanography in Chile's waters
Microbial life in oxygen minimum zones is crucial to study, especially with their expansion due to climate change.
If you ever wanted to watch a shark necropsy, here's your chance: Tow truck shark gets sliced open
A great white shark washed up on Cape Cod, leading to a necropsy that yielded no immediate cause of death but collected samples for analysis.
Mystery 'doughy' white blobs washing up on Newfoundland coast
Mysterious white blobs found on Newfoundland beaches have prompted investigations due to their strange properties and potential environmental concerns.
Massachusetts oceanographer Benjamin Van Mooy awarded MacArthur Fellowship for his research on the vital role of plankton in ocean ecosystems.
Seismic Imaging Aboard the R/V Marcus G. Langseth
Research vessels like the R/V Marcus G. Langseth play a crucial role in oceanographic studies using advanced technology for seismic imaging beneath the seafloor.
Massachusetts oceanographer Benjamin Van Mooy awarded MacArthur Fellowship for his research on the vital role of plankton in ocean ecosystems.
Seismic Imaging Aboard the R/V Marcus G. Langseth
Research vessels like the R/V Marcus G. Langseth play a crucial role in oceanographic studies using advanced technology for seismic imaging beneath the seafloor.
Northeastern scores legal win in fight over Nahant marine research center
The Massachusetts Appeals Court ruled in favor of Northeastern University, allowing its Marine Science Center expansion despite local opposition.
Just how rare is a rare-colored lobster? Scientists say answer could be under the shell
Lobsters exhibit color abnormalities due to genetic mutations affecting shell pigments, with rarity estimates often being uncertain and not consistently tracked.
Suspected Russian Spy Whale Found Dead Under Mysterious Circumstances
Hvaldimir, the beluga whale known for its intriguing backstory, has passed away at a young age, bringing concern over its mysterious death.
AI Helping to Decode Sperm Whale Language
Sperm whale communication, now revealed to be complex and structured, shows similarities to human language through advanced AI understanding.
Watch Thousands of Sleeping Sharks Form a "Carpet" on the Ocean Floor
Port Jackson sharks exhibit unique sleeping behavior in groups, leaving scientists with unanswered questions about their aggregation and gender segregation patterns.
Why fish in Florida are spinning to death revealed by scientists
Toxic algae linked to fish spinning in the Florida Keys
Sea horse research gets a boost from volunteer citizen-scientists
The iSeahorse project relies on public contributions to advance research on sea horses globally.
Citizen sightings through the iSeahorse project have led to new insights on sea horse species behavior and geographic distribution.
Girl Talk Is Making Waves
International Women's Day celebrates women's achievements.
Vicki Ferrini's workshop aims to engage girls and women in ocean sciences.