Giant Basking Sharks' Strange Swimming Circle Formation Explained [Study]

Medicine & Technology Sep 12, 2022

The unique circular formation in the deep waters enabled scientists to notice the basking sharks. Read more to know why they swim in circles.

Tico The Manatee Rescued for the Second Time After He Was Released Into the Wild Following 7 Years of Rehabilitation

Sep 07, 2022

Meet Tico the manatee, Brazil's rescued aquatic mammal. Read the full story of how and why they had to rescue Tico for the second time.

Monster Octopus 4.3 Feet Weighing 22 Lbs Break Hawaii Record For Biggest Mollusk Catch

Sep 06, 2022

Meet Michael Matsunaga who break Hawaii record for biggest octopus catch, read here to know more.

Captive Cetaceans:19-Year-Old Bottlenose Dolphin Dies in MGM Resorts, And It's Not the First Time

Sep 05, 2022

A bottlenose dolphin recently die at the Las Vegas Mirage Casino. Read here to know more.

Fire Island Reef: Expanded, Stronger After 55-Foot Steel Luxury Vessel Sank Purposefully

Aug 28, 2021

A luxury cruiser was sunk deliberately for the Fire Island Reef to be expanded and become stronger. This has helped improve marine life, as well.

Red Tide Bloom at Florida Beaches May Stimulate Respiratory Problems, NWS Warns

Jul 23, 2021

The National Weather Services earlier today said people may suffer respiratory problems due to a persistent bloom of poisonous red tide off the Gulf Coast of Florida.

Titanic Expedition 2021: Over 12,000 Feet Beneath Ocean Surface Uncovers New Images of Shipwreck

Jul 17, 2021

A new Titanic expedition has recently uncovered new illustrations of the well-known shipwreck, 12,500 feet underneath the surface of the North Atlantic, which includes the stained-glass window frame.

Increasing Atmospheric Acidity Upsets Ecological Balance in the Ocean

Jul 09, 2021

There are a number of factors that affect the ecological balance of the oceans, and a new study offers insight into how atmospheric acidity also harms the waters and those living in them.

Marine Ecosystems: Life After Mass Extinctions, May Take 4 Million Years to Recover, New Study Reveals

Jun 24, 2021

A pioneering study recently found that marine ecosystems can begin functioning again, providing vital roles for humans, after being wiped out much sooner compared to their return to peak biodiversity.

Abandoned Oil Rigs Repurposed to Help the Planet Heal

Jan 27, 2021

Research shows that oil rigs repurposed as reefs are one of the most successful marine habitats.

Microfiber Pollution Affecting Mussels Have Implications for Larger Marine Species

Oct 02, 2020

Microfiber pollution in the form of laundry lint has serious effects on the health of mussels. Alongside chemical pollutants, a new study reveals implications of microplastic pollution affecting large marine species such as whales and dolphins

Scientists Made Coral Reefs Sound Health And The Fish Came Back

Jan 01, 2020

Marine biologists and researchers from Australia and the UK teamed up in order to save the corals in the Great Barrier Reef

Balloon Releases Are Killing Wildlife

Dec 26, 2019

Balloon releases are dangerous as it is killing wildlife, here are the things that you can do instead.

Study Shows That Clownfish Can't Adapt to Climate Change

Dec 04, 2019

The star of Pixar's "Finding Nemo" may not survive climate change according to international researchers.

Scientists Discover for the First Time Male Whales ‘Crying’ Songs for Mates

Jun 24, 2019

Song of rare whale 'crying for mate' recorded for the first time.