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Fugro Strengthens Atlantic Canada Presence with Move to COVE Innovation Hub

The Norway lobster is important in fisheries and was used to explore whether human pain-relieving drugs also prevented pain responses in a decapod crustacean.

Painkillers Prevent Pain Responses in Norway Lobsters

A cabled observatory used a variety of highly sensitive instruments to determine the mixing of ocean water off the coast of Japan over time and its correlation with plankton and aggregate abundance and plankton diversity. The study found that plankton diversity was not correlated with ocean turbulence over the long term (measurements greater than one day) and instead correlated with daily vertical migration of plankton at night.

Longer-Term Plankton Species Diversity Is Independent of Ocean Mixing

Antarctic Adélie penguin jumping

Newly Documented Trophic Relationship Confirmed Through Video Evidence of Adélie Penguins

TMMC-1-91, also known as 'Ladybug', swimming in central San Francisco Bay—pictured with the skyline of the city. This individual later died.

Scientists Find 18% of Gray Whales that Enter San Francisco Bay Die There

Drone image of a “living shoreline” at Tyndall Air Force Base in Florida, taken in October 2025. Offshore concrete reef structures reduce wave power, while smaller curved reefs and planted marsh and seagrass help slow water, trap sediment, and create habitat. Together, the system is designed to protect the shoreline and grow into a natural, self-sustaining coastal ecosystem.

A Coastal Defense that Becomes Stronger Is Showing Early Success

A micro-CT of healthy coral (M. cavernosa).

Study Reveals Hidden Damage in Stony Corals Using 3D Imaging and AI

Illustration of the P-ONE configuration: As shown on the left, seven clusters will constitute a one cubic kilometer detector. A single cluster with ten mooring lines is depicted on the right.

Sonardyne Fetch Precision for New Deep-Sea Neutrino Telescope

Driving factors of OMZ in the context of global change. (Image credit: Science China Press)

Systematic Understanding of Typical Characteristics and Driving Factors of Oxygen Minimum Zones

This study provides the drivers of variation in mercury concentrations in seabirds and, further, the first biologically based estimate of oceanic mercury distribution, analyzing blood mercury levels in more than 11,215 seabirds from 108 species, including 659 newly collected samples and over 10,556 from prior research. (THg: total mercury). (Image credit: Jumpei Okado)

Seabirds Reveal Global Mercury Distribution in Oceans

A New Perspective Unveils a Critical Yet Overlooked Protection-Pollution Paradox

Prototype approach for coupling the three SATREPS models. (Image credit: Fumito Maruyama, Hiroshima University)

Tiny Plankton Have Big Impact on Harmful Algal Bloom Predictions

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