Researchers found high concentrations of mercury, arsenic, and lead, in blood samples obtained from Great white sharks in South Africa.
Many whales take long journeys each year, spending summers feeding in cold waters and moving to warm tropical waters to breed.
Roughly 430 million years ago, during the Earth's Silurian Period, global oceans were experiencing changes that would seem eerily familiar today....
Tiny fragments of plastic in the ocean are consumed by sea anemones along with their food, and bleached anemones retain these microfibers longer...
If it hasn’t been clear from the weather recently, climate change is altering our natural seasons, causing polar vortexes across North America and...
Research led by scientists at the Namibian Dolphin Project has shed light on a new level of complexity in dolphin communication.
Maritime trade likely to far outweigh climate change as driver of bio-invasions over next 30 years, study finds
New model predicts where Eastern Pacific leatherback turtles travel to help protect endangered species
Frilly surfaces that help slugs move may motivate future energy-efficient, soft-body robots, according to researchers
Blue-blooded and armored with 10 spindly legs, horseshoe crabs have perhaps always seemed a bit out of place.
Study: ‘Remarkable’ Weather Becomes Normal Within a Few Years
Plastic pollution has dominated marine based news reports since the release of Blue Planet 2, resulting in calls to ban everything from microbeads...
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