Sea turtles use their flippers to handle prey despite the limbs being evolutionarily designed for locomotion, a discovery by Monterey Bay Aquarium...
Turtle shells help decode complex links between modern, fossil species
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Giant Viruses in the Sea
Researchers capture first representative of most abundant giant viruses in the sea
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Why Are Whales So Big?
Stanford researchers learn why aquatic mammals need to be big, but not too big
It's long been known that sharks help nourish coral reefs, but exactly to what extent has never been scientifically mapped out -- until now.
A team of seismologists has developed a new measurement of seismic energy release that can be applied to large earthquakes. Called the Radiated...
New analysis reveals the region contains as much as sixteen times more plastic than previously estimated, with pollution levels increasing...
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Rising Carbon Levels Slow Hunting Squid
Scientists have found that high carbon dioxide levels cause squid to bungle attacks on their prey.
The most biodiverse aquatic communities may be the most vulnerable to extinction
Tiny jumping fish can leap further as they get older, new research shows.
An all-female crew including sailors, scientists and film-makers will cross the north Pacific later this year to study plastic pollution.
The winners of the #CleanSeas Innovation Challenge, a competition among university students awarding creative ideas in tackling one of the most...
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