Marine Organisms in the Twilight Zone Under Threat of Warming Due to Climate Change

ENVIRONMENT & CLIMATE 05.08.2023 10:30 AM

Climate change poses risk to marine organisms within the ocean’s twilight zone resulting to reduced life forms in the next 150 years. Learn more about it in this article.

Uranus' Moons May Have Oceans Warm Enough To Support Life, Suggesting Should Look Into Them

05.05.2023 23:03 PM

Uranus' moons are likely capable of hosting warm oceans enough for life to survive. Check them out in this article to learn more details.

Diver Escapes Death After 16-Foot Great White Chomps Glass Cage; How Aggressive Is the Shark? [Watch]

04.28.2023 09:51 AM

A massive great white shark tried to chomp on a glass cage and luckily, the driver was saved. Check out the video and read the story.

Jellyfish-Inspired Underwater Robot Designed To Collect Trash From the Bottom of the Ocean

04.26.2023 02:14 AM

A jellyfish-like robot could revolutionize the way people clean the oceans as it is designed to collect wastes from them without disturbing delicate marine environments. Read the article to learn more.

World's Second-Deepest Blue Hole Found Along Mexico's Coast; Ecological Marvel May Shed Light on Earth's Past Climates

04.24.2023 23:44 PM

Mexico's Taam Ja' blue hole goes as deep as 900 feet, which scientists consider the world's second-deepest blue hole. Read to learn more.

Elephant Seals Can Sleep 1,200 Feet Under the Ocean Without Drowning During Their Deep Dives

04.24.2023 02:49 AM

Elephant seals are taking a "sleep spiral" deep in the ocean as per their brainwave activity recorded by an EEG device attached to them during an experiment. Read the article to learn more.

Giant Hole at the Bottom of the Ocean Is Leaking Strange Liquid That May Indicate a Disaster

04.18.2023 03:35 AM

The giant hole located on top of the Cascadia Subduction Zone is leaking up into the ocean, which may be a sign of an earthquake. Read the article to learn more.

Fisherman Catches Alien-Like Fish: What Is It? [SEE PHOTO]

03.19.2023 01:30 AM

A fisherman shared a snap of the bizarre fish he caught in the ocean. Read the article for full details.

Giant Phantom Jellyfish Spotted By Passengers of a Viking-Deployed Submersible in Antarctica; How Rare Are These Huge Invertebrate Predators of the Deep Sea?

02.27.2023 22:01 PM

Passengers of a submserible deployed by the Vikings cruise in Antarctica were able to catch a rare sight of the giant phantom jellyfish. Read to learn more.

How Do Ocean Microbes Live Without Sunshine in the Deep Sea? New Study Sheds Light on How Life Evolved in That Part of the World

02.06.2023 23:28 PM

Many ocean microbes receive energy through chemosynthesis rather than photosynthesis, providing insight into how life began. Read the article to learn more.

Lost City Hydrothermal Field Discovered 2,300 Feet Beneath Ocean's Surface

01.27.2023 05:07 AM

A lost city was discovered close to the summit of an underwater mountain west of Mid-Atlantic Ridge. Read on to know more about the Lost City Hydrothermal Field.

Pink Oceans: Scientists Dye Ocean Water as Part of Coastline Experiment

01.26.2023 21:25 PM

Pink seawater is easily distinguishable from the rest of the ocean, which makes it easier for scientists to track and monitor the water. Read to know more.

Life Could Be Detected on Saturn's Moon "Enceladus" Even Without Descending on It, Specialists Say

01.05.2023 00:31 AM

Scientists think that life can be detected from Enceladus even without having to land on the moon or drill through its shell. Read to know more about these possibilities.

Ocean May Absorb Excess Carbon Dioxide Through Nanoparticles [Study]

11.30.2022 12:04 PM

Read on to know how planktons and nanoparticles would help keep excess carbon dioxide in the ocean. An international study showed there might be a pressing need to enlist some of our planet's tiniest residents in the urgent effort to remove excess carbon dioxide from the atmosphere.

Why UN Thinks the Great Barrier Reef Should Be Included in the World Heritage "In Danger" List

11.29.2022 05:53 AM

The Great Barrier Reef should be considered an endangered world heritage site, as per the UN. Here's why they think so.

Scientists Found Small Bubbles of Seawater From an Ancient Ocean Stuck on Rocks

11.28.2022 08:30 AM

Small bubbles of seawater were observed to be trapped in rocks. Read to know more about these findings and how they connect to the ancient ocean.

Large Piece From Space Shuttle Challenger Disaster Found Buried at the Bottom of the Atlantic Ocean After More Than 25 Years

11.10.2022 23:27 PM

One of the biggest pieces of the space shuttle Challenger was found in the Atlantic Ocean, making it the first remnant to be discovered since 1996. Read the article to learn more about this discovery.

Aggressive Female Octopus Hurls Missiles of Shells, Silts Towards Males Betting to Mate With Them [WATCH]

11.09.2022 22:25 PM

Female octopuses are seen throwing stuff to male species who are trying to mate with them. Know the science behind the act, read here to know more!

'World's Largest' Seagrass Forest Discovered by Scientists as They Strapped Cameras to Tiger Sharks

11.08.2022 07:00 AM

Scientists strapped underwater cameras to tiger sharks and discovered the millions of square kilometers of seagrass meadows under the Bahamas. Discover more facts about this topic, read here to continue!

Arctic Ocean Becomes More Acidic Due to Melting Ice [Study]

11.02.2022 11:27 AM

Read on to know the link of acidification of Arctic Ocean to the melting ice. An international team of scientists has discovered that the western Arctic Ocean's acidity levels are rising three to four times quicker than other ocean waters, leading to fresh worries about the ocean's changing chemistry.

Researchers Find Ancient Traces of a Giant Ocean on Mars; Does It Signify Life on Red Planet?

11.01.2022 04:30 AM

A new topographic map, which provide new evidence that Mars formerly had a northern ocean, might potentially put an end to the debate over whether or not it is habitable. Read on to know the details.