Global Map Reveals Hidden Footprint of Fishmeal and Fish Oil (FMFO) Factories Worldwide
Introduction: Why Fishmeal and Fish Oil Matter in Aquaculture Every year, millions of tons of small pelagic fish such as …
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Ocean Plastics Linked to Hormone Disruption in Seabirds, New Study Reveals
Ocean Plastic Pollution Found to Disrupt Hormones in Northern Fulmars Ocean plastic pollution is already a well-known environmental crisis, but …
Popular Edible Fish Play Crucial Role in Ocean Ecosystems and Climate Regulation, Study Finds
New research reveals that many commonly consumed fish species—including Atlantic cod, European eel, and common skate—are not only culinary favorites …
New Study Reveals Shell-Forming Cells in Limpets Are Specified Autonomously
University of Tsukuba researchers have made a groundbreaking discovery about shell formation in mollusks, particularly in limpets. Their latest study, …
Researchers Discover Two New Crocodile Species Near Yucatán Peninsula
Exciting new research by McGill University scientists, in partnership with Mexican researchers, has led to the discovery of two previously …
How Researchers Are Fighting the Spread of Invasive Carp in the United States
New research from South Dakota State University (SDSU) is shedding light on innovative strategies to prevent the spread of invasive …
Tiny New Snail Species Named After Picasso: A Marvel of Nature’s Art
When we open our eyes to nature’s wonders, beauty can be found in the most unexpected places — even in …
California Sea Creatures Dying Due to Toxic Algae Bloom: Key Findings
Researchers have revealed the cause behind the recent deaths of multiple marine animals off the California coast. Here’s a point-by-point …
Paying Fishers to Release Endangered Species: A New Approach to Marine Conservation
A groundbreaking study from the University of Oxford has shown that pay-to-release incentive programs can significantly boost the live release …
Shark Bites May Be Self-Defense, Not Planned Attacks: New Study Reveals
Sharks are misunderstood predators, and new research suggests that many shark bites may be driven by survival instinct rather than …