marine species

After more than two decades of scientific service, the International Space Station (ISS) should say a final farewell. The research center has allowed us to expand our understanding of the Earth, the solar system and beyond. More…

Sharjah: Prospects for ocean conservation received a promising boost as international photography festival Xposure opened its first-ever conservation summit here under the theme 'Save Our Oceans' to explore hope and solutions to safeguard…

Plastic waste in the world's oceans is affecting marine life in new and unusual ways, researchers recently reported. A group of American and Canadian scientists have discovered that certain species live on a large area of ​​plastic…

Jurgens' research was conducted near Bodega Bay in northern California.Courtesy of Laura Jürgens Some marine species can help protect others from climate change by shielding them from heat, according to a new study by…

Press Release - Wellington City CouncilSpecial concrete tiles with a woven surface reminiscent of harakeke kete are attached to the new rock embankment at the southern end of Te Whanganui-a-Tara (Wellington Harbor) to help marine…

Marine life is determined to live, scientists have found, as they have discovered dozens of marine species thriving in the farthest reaches of the ocean, even among the piles of trash in the Great Pacific Garbage Patch.The garbage patch is…

Marine biology and ecology Site: Southampton National Oceanographic Center Salary: £ 31,406 to £ 34,304Full-time fixed-term (3 years) Closing Date: Monday, November 15, 2021 Date of interview: Be confirmed Reference: 1515821HN…

NORFOLK, Virginia - Fishing is a way of life for Captain Ron Spangler.“I'm 73. Now I started with a fishing rod when I was probably nine or 10. I've been doing it all my life,” said Spangler, an angler at Fishhook Sport Fishing in…

Greek first in the protection of marine life Her goals Shelter for Aegean marine life, implemented by the Institute of Marine Protection "Archipelagos" with the support of the Municipality of Lipsi is to be the world's first rehabilitation…

Even some pristine tropical islands are not immune to the scourge of abandoned fishing nets.Fishermen around the world often throw and abandon their fishing nets and other plastic gear in the seas without a second thought. Out of sight,…

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Marine life migrates from equator to tropics, recent study finds to study published in the Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences. The study shows that many species known to reside in the warm waters of the equator migrate to…

As species flee to colder waters, this will likely have profound implications for marine ecosystems and human livelihoods.The tropical waters around the equator are renowned for having the richest diversity of marine life on Earth, with…

The rapid movement of fleets of fish and other swimmers to more temperate waters could devastate the coral ecosystems they leave behind. During certain summers, as the water temperature of the Caribbean climbs, the colonies of…

'Real Loch Ness Monster' fossil found in Antarctica Scientists recently discovered the fossilized remains of a 70-million-year-old elasmosaur in Antarctica, which is believed to have once weighed up to 15 tons, making it one of the…

“Imagine having to raise your kids in a noisy place all the time. It's no wonder that many marine animals exhibit high and detectable levels of stress due to noise, ”said Joe Roman, marine ecologist at the University of Vermont. Not…

Climate change raises many important questions. In particular how it affects animals and plants: do they adapt, do they gradually migrate to different areas or do they disappear? And what is the role played by human activities? This…

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Commercial drone pilot Melissa Schiele has joined Loughborough University's Wolfson School of Mechanical, Electrical and Manufacturing Engineering - and she has big plans to protect marine life, writes Megan Cox. The Zoological Society of…

Marine life and many species of fish are in grave danger as our oceans lose oxygen from climate change and nutrient pollution.IUCN has produced the largest report of its kind on the issue, casting a worrying light on the subject.This is…

A new study shows how the impacts of ocean warming will only exacerbate the unprecedented marine biological changes that have occurred over the past decade, which could have a major impact on global aquaculture.…

Photo by Leonardo Lamas from Pexels Marine biologists study marine organisms in their natural habitats, i.e. the ocean, and even the ocean itself. They study the behaviors or physiology of aquatic life and assess the…

A group of 12 students and two instructors spent their spring break 1,824 miles south of Ames studying…