All posts tagged "Marine Animals"
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Here’s your chance to explore the depths of ocean with NOAA in real-time
The National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration (NOAA) has begun its two-month campaign of deep sea dives using an...
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Ocean conditions at equator may be affecting salmon biodiversity and survival
Salmon biodiversity and survival of two Northern Pacific salmon species may be at risk because of changes to...
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Seabird populations have declined substantially since 1950s: UBC
Marine ecosystems are highly intertwined and disturbance to just one of the species in the entire chain could...
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Dinosaur extinction paved way for dominance of ray-finned fish
If Dinosaurs would have been alive, chances are no other species would have been able to dominate the...
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Single-celled plankton develops eye-like ‘ocelloid’ using pre-existing organelles
In a surprising new discovery, researchers at University of British Columbia have, for the first time, observed single-celled...
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Urgent need to protect vulnerable table corals on the Great Barrier Reef: Experts
Table corals on the Great Barrier Reef are highly important for they provide vital sun protection to a...
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Pink salmon affected by freshwater acidification
Researchers have suggested that though there have been multiple studies about the effects of ocean acidification on marine...
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Jellyfish repair body symmetry rather than regenerating missing limbs
Researchers have discovered a previously unknown self-repair mechanism in certain jellyfish wherein the injured marine animal reorganises existing...
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Reef’s Nemo at increased risk of diseases due to suspended sediments
A new research into Great Barrier Reef – specifically the effect of suspended sediments on clownfish larvae –...
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Advanced aquatic animal tracking paving way for greater insights into marine life
Over the course of last few decades, scientists have made great advances in the field of tracking devices,...