Deep sea shrimp glow, but it doesn’t produce a love connection
Deep sea shrimp glow, but strangely enough, that’s not part of their sex appeal. Lorian Schweikert thought that glowing patterns […]
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Post doctoral researcher is a shark DNA detective
Diego Cardeñosa first chased after a shark when he was 11 years old. He was on with a scuba diving […]
Corals have a secret weapon against a warming climate
Rising ocean temperatures are killing coral reefs, but researchers discovered corals have a secret buried in their genes that just […]
FIU@Home: Create a food chain mobile
Hannah Velasco contributed to this article. During FIU’s Camp Inspire, campers learned about ecosystems and food chains. Counselor-In-Training, Hannah Velazco […]
If there’s an ocean, chances are there are sharks
Born and raised in the United Kingdom, Yannis Papastamatiou grew up thinking Britain was not a great place to be […]
How DNA tech is cracking down on illegal shark fin trade
Diego Cardenosa saw the real-life impact of his work within 24 hours of defending his Ph.D. The news of the […]
Bracken-Grissom appointed assistant director of Coastlines and Oceans Division
Heather Bracken-Grissom has made groundbreaking scientific contributions. Known for her expertise in evolution, biodiversity and conservation of marine animals and […]
Women aquanauts speak out on living underwater at Aquarius
Fifty years ago, an intrepid group of female marine scientists embarked on a historic mission to live and work beneath […]
Global study reveals sharks are functionally extinct from many reefs
A landmark study by Global FinPrint reveals sharks are absent on many of the world’s coral reefs, indicating they are too rare […]
Plastic pollution makes a mess of the oceans
If you were to gather up all the plastic trash thrown into the ocean each year, it would weigh as […]
