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A photo of a new species of sea spider Tanystylum kiixin. (Image credit: Cormac Toler-Scott)

UBC Researchers Discover Two New Sea Spider Species in the Salish Sea

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University of Malta Tracks Marine Debris with Satlink Drifters

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Carbon to Sea Canada Seeks Proposals for OAE and RAE Research

This map from the new paper shows regions that exhibit changes in the rate of warming, highlighted in colors. Mid latitudes in the Northern Hemisphere are where changes are more prominent. Darker red indicates the most pronounced changes and is concentrated in southeast China. (Image credit: Credit: Beaulieu, C., Johnson, A., Killick, R. et al.)

UC Santa Cruz Study Maps Uneven Regional Warming Accelerations Across the Globe

UBC Zoology and Malawi Department of Fisheries researchers after successful AZFP deployment in Lake Malawi. (Image credit: ASL)

Acoustic Profiler Captures Extreme Vertical Migration of Midge Larvae in Lake Malawi

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E/V Nautilus Explores Uncharted Seamounts in Papahānaumokuākea Sanctuary

Black-browed albatrosses nesting at the Kerguelen Islands. The study uses more than three decades of demographic and phenotypic observations from this population to investigate whether evolutionary adaptation can buffer climate-driven population decline. (Image credit: Christopher Barbraud)

WHOI Study Finds Climate Mitigation Outpaces Evolution for Black-Browed Albatross Survival

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UMass Amherst Studies Uncover Nurse Shark Breeding Grounds and Angler Conflict

The Deep Ocean Collective Solution Accelerator workshop brought together global leaders in research, technology, and policy to tackle four challenges facing deep-sea science and conservation. (Image credit: Amy West, MBARI)

MBARI and Synchro Join Global Workshop to Tackle Deep-Sea Science Challenges

Eva Ramey, Chris Pascoe, and other members of the Department of Conservation lower an RBR concerto3 C.T.D.ODO to the bottom of Patea/Doubtful Sound’s deep basin near Malaspina Reach. (Image credit: John Carter)

New Zealand Fjords Reveal Unknown Deep-Water Renewal Mechanism

The preferred solution gives maximum gridded depths of 10,926 m, 10,912 m, and 10,927 m in the western, central, and eastern basins, respectively. Reprocessing the same acoustic data using five sound-speed models gives maximum gridded depths of 10,914–10,932 m in the eastern basin, an 18 m spread. (Image credit: Masakazu Fujii, National Institute of Polar Research)

Japanese Team Maps Challenger Deep with a Preferred Depth of 10,927 Meters

xamples of deep-sea litter found in the Mar del Plata Submarine Canyon. (A) Medium-sized plastic wrapper, 2,109 m. (B) Rubber boot, 2,598 m. (C) Food wrapper, 1,920 m. (D) Snack wrapper, 3,231 m. (E) Tissue paper wrapper, 3,814 m. (F) Sediment-filled plastic bag, 3,739 m. (G) Highly degraded plastic fragment, 3,709 m. (H) Nylon cord with a hook, 1,949 m. (I) White plastic cup and bag (arrows), 3,243 m. Scale bars: 10 cm. (Image credits: Schmidt Ocean Institute/ROV SuBastian, expedition FKt250712; Teso et al., 2026, PLOS One, CC-BY 4.0)

Deep-Sea Canyon Survey Reveals Human Debris in the Southwestern Atlantic

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