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By Aug 03, 2021
Animals

Shark Week may be hurting, not helping, its namesake creature

More focus on conservation, and less on gore, is necessary to truly help shark species.
By Jun 26, 2021
Animals

Follow Freya, the great white shark, as she beach hops along the Atlantic

Her fate is linked to the health of marine fish populations.
By Jun 10, 2021
Environment

The world now has a fifth ocean

The Southern Ocean joins the club.
By Jun 3, 2021
Environment

Coral reefs are dying, but it’s not too late to save them

A roadmap to preventing coral bleaching.
By Jun 1, 2021
Environment

These tricked-out planes could help save coral reefs from untimely deaths

Scientists have developed an airborne imaging technology that will allow them to spot ailing reefs up to 70 feet underwater.
By May 11, 2021
Environment

Your lost shipment could be trashing a beach thousands of miles away

Hundreds, sometimes thousands, of cargo containers become lost at sea yearly.
By May 5, 2021
Science

Baby mantis shrimp punch their prey with superior strength

These tiny creates pack a punch much stronger than other creatures their size.
By Apr 28, 2021
Science

People used to drink a very specific kind of urine to treat motion sickness

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By Apr 12, 2021
Environment

The ocean is a giant dump for chemical weapons. Can we clean it up before it’s too late?

Millions of tons of discarded chemical munitions lie scattered across every ocean on the planet. Can we disband this pollution ticking time bomb before it explodes?
By Feb 26, 2021
Environment

What underwater sounds can tell us about the state of coral reefs

Ocean sounds are full of surprises.