295 Results From "marine mammal "

Live caught lobster
Ocean

Why Maine is pushing back on a seafood watch group’s red-listing of the American lobster

a sea otter with its paw on its head
Ocean

6 fun photos to celebrate Sea Otter Awareness week

Dolphins aren’t afraid of a little hot sauce
Fish

Dolphins aren’t afraid of a little hot sauce

Seal-spooking tech could help protect endangered salmon
Animals

Seal-spooking tech could help protect endangered salmon

Polar bear decline is directly linked to greenhouse gas emissions
Endangered Species

Polar bear decline is directly linked to greenhouse gas emissions

Tortoise in the veterinary examination room.
Animals

Calling in the animal drug detectives 

a litter of naked mole rats
Wildlife

4 wild ways animals breed

whale poop
Whales

The real ecological magic of whale poop

a scientist holds a large rescued sea turtle in a lab
Endangered Species

Dozens of cold-stunned turtles rescued in Florida

wildfire and climate change risks
Climate Change

How does climate change threaten where you live? A region-by-region guide.

Noise pollution messes with beluga whales’ travel plans
Ocean

Noise pollution messes with beluga whales’ travel plans

Female octopuses will chuck seashells at males who irk them
Wildlife

Female octopuses will chuck seashells at males who irk them

Manatee
Whales

These now-extinct whales were kind of like manatees

Illustrations of entwined snakes with black substance
Biology

6 surprising ways animals are adapting to a human-dominated world

Composite image showing different snakes. A large green snake in the middle and two smaller snakes on the left and right.
Wildlife

Evolution of snakes: Scientists unravel the mysssteries

A skateboarder at 'Skate City', the newly-opened skateboarding park in Tooley Street, London, August 1977. (Photo by UPI/Bettmann Archive/Getty Images)
The Weirdest Thing I Learned This Week

Why archaeologists are studying a skate park 

a reservoir in colombia with very low water levels due to drought
Global Warming

Mega El Niños helped kill 90 percent of life on Earth

a sperm whale swimming under water
Evolution

Megalodons liked to snack on sperm whale snouts

A mother humpback whale and her calf swimming in warm waters.
Ocean

Whale pee moves vital nutrients thousands of miles

an illustration of three long-necked and marine reptiles swimming with four paddle shaped limbs in an ancient sea
Wildlife

This giant polar reptile once stalked an ancient super-ocean