New research suggests that large-scale environmental factors influence the size of one of the ocean's most abundant forage species.
Hormonal changes caused by motorboat noise cause clownfish to hide, skip meals and attack their neighbours -- putting damselfish in distress.
Mantis shrimps have earned fame for their powerful punching limbs, incredibly unusual eyes, and vivid exoskeletons.
Tiny fragments of plastic waste are dispersed throughout the environment, including the oceans, where marine organisms can ingest them.
A series of interactive maps published on the Mid-Atlantic Ocean Data Portal illustrates the shifts that have taken place over the last five decades...
A variety of sea animals can take up virus particles while filtering seawater for oxygen and food. Sponges are particularly efficient. That was...
Researchers are studying the adaptive potential of fish
The discoloured fish that rest in glass jars in museums across the world are normally used by specialists as references to study the traits that...
As oceans absorb more carbon dioxide, they are becoming increasingly acidic and shifting the delicate balance that supports marine life. How species...
Imagine purchasing products from your local grocer, only to find out that those products are comprised of critically endangered species.
The iconic stripes of zebrafish are a classic example of natural self-organization. As zebrafish embryos develop, three types of pigment cells move...
As the hitchhikers of the marine world, the remora fish is well known for getting free rides by gripping onto hosts with its suction disc, a highly...
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