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A sketch of the giant octopus.

Giant Octopuses May Have Ruled the Oceans 100 Million Years Ago

A rosette water sampler with water samples is brought back on board the German research vessel SONNE on expedition SO289 in the South Pacific.

Novel Approach Unpicks Iron Chemistry in the South Pacific Ocean

New Strategic Plan For Sharing Ocean Data

CeNCOOS Team Publishes New Strategic Plan for Sharing Ocean Data

Fluorescence confocal microscope image of a live Polykrikos kofoidii cell, revealing how its light-producing molecule, luciferin, is distributed throughout the cell. In all other studied bioluminescent dinoflagellates, the fluorescence is visible only in certain vesicles.

Ruthless Predator of Red Tide Plankton Revealed in New Study

Dr Ben Harris, University of Exeter, and Brittle Star: Henley Spiers

Scientists Warn Delays in Banning Trawling Risk Stalling Marine Recovery

Study Finds Two Whale Groups Are Separated by Seas but Not by Genes

R/V Falkor framed by Antarctic ice in 2025.

Long-Term Study Reveals Deep-Ocean Heat Has Been Marching Closer to Antarctica

Bowhead whales off the coast of Greenland.

Bowhead Whale Recovery Reflects Century-Old Whaling Patterns

Bycaught Black Sea harbor porpoises.

An Acoustic Device Helps Reduce Bycatch of Endangered Black Sea Porpoises

The structures derived from plastids enhance the fitness of Arbacia lixula sea urchin larvae, thereby increasing their potential for geographical dispersal.

Plastid-Derived Structures Help Sea Urchin Development and Disperse

Crab Shell By-Products Could Help Regulate the Marine Lifetime of Biodegradable Plastics

A DataXplorer uncrewed surface vehicle (USV) collecting oceanographic and meteorological observations.

NOAA Deploys Uncrewed Surface Vehicle to Support Observations at Station 46012 in Monterey Bay National Marine Sanctuary

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