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The project will continue collaborating with partners in the Gulf to reduce human-caused noise that can disrupt natural behaviors of whales and dolphins

Open Ocean Trustees Expand Noise Reduction Project

US Legislator Introduces the Protect Gulf Life Act to Nullify Endangered Species Committee Decision

Scuba divers departing for a dive in Nusa Penida, Indonesia.

The Hidden Impacts of Scuba Diving Tourism on Coral Reefs

Two individuals of Thecacera sesama sp. nov. feeding on a bryozoan.

Tiny Sesame Sea Slug Species Discovered in the Waters of Northern Taiwan

Golden Mussel

Bill to Stop Spread of Golden Mussels Infesting California Water Systems

A screenshot from a video of the octopus taken using the ROV.

Newly Discovered Blue Octopus Found in the Galápagos Islands Could Curl Up in the Palm of Your Hand

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Ocean Exploration Trust Launches 2026 Expedition Season to Explore Seafloor Habitats in the Central and Western Pacific Ocean

Left to right: Professor Adam Hughes, Jamie Mason-Pate, and Thomas Bartram.

UHI Innovators Secure Places in Competitive Converge 2026 Cohort

Electron microscopy images of cilia on the surface of corals. Note that the cilia are approximately 10–15 micrometers long and around 500 times thinner than a human hair.

Warming Oceans Can Disrupt Coral Oxygen Supply and Trigger Coral Death

An immature Amphibolis antarctica seedling attached to the mother plant.

Seagrass Found to Reproduce New Genetic Individuals Rather Than Clone Itself

Biological mediations on coral reef carbon cycling on the ecosystem level (left) and the fish assemblage level (right).

HKUST Researchers Reveal Carbon Storage Potential and Biological Mediations on Carbon Cycling in South China Sea Coral Reef Ecosystems

This photo shows different parts of the (sometimes not-so-blue) blue button: the chitinous float; the mantle; gonozooids, responsible for reproduction; and the dactylozooids, which catch food and defend. Unseen at the center is the gastrozooid, which digests food to provide nutrients to the whole colony.

The Long Journey of a Little Blue Button

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