Citizen Scientists Use Drones to Help Count Endangered Galapagos Marine Iguanas
Thousands of global volunteers join Leipzig University’s “Iguanas from Above” project to protect a unique reptile species using drone imagery. …
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Climate Change and Marine Life: Tropical Fish Migrate South and Form New Alliances in Warming Oceans
As global ocean temperatures rise due to climate change, tropical fish are embarking on a quiet yet remarkable journey—migrating southward …
Fully Funded PhD and MS Positions at Auburn University, USA – Apply Now!
Are you searching for fully funded PhD or MS opportunities in the USA? Auburn University’s Forest Soils and Biogeochemistry Lab …
Massive Loggerhead Sea Turtle Released Back Into Ocean After Recovery in Florida
A massive loggerhead sea turtle, affectionately named Pennywise, has returned to the Atlantic Ocean after months of rehabilitation at the …
The Whale Poop Loop: How Whales Keep Our Oceans and Planet Alive
Did you know that whale poop is helping save the planet? Yes, you read that right! Whales play a vital …
Bigger Fish Shoals Make Smarter, Faster Escape Decisions from Predators, Study Finds
New research reveals how collective intelligence helps fish escape predators with greater speed and accuracy. When a predator strikes underwater, …
Australian Dolphins Use Sea Sponges as Tools to Hunt Fish—But It’s a Skill Few Master
Some bottlenose dolphins in Shark Bay, Western Australia, display an extraordinary and rare example of animal tool use: they wear …
Climate Change Disrupts Mating in Critically Endangered Angel Sharks, Say Scientists
Female angel sharks (Squatina squatina) are skipping their traditional breeding grounds as sea temperatures continue to rise — a climate-induced …
Humpback Whales Now Migrating South Earlier Due to Warming Oceans, New Study Finds
The majestic humpback whales along Australia’s east coast are now returning south weeks earlier than they did just two decades …
Overfishing by Foreign Fleets Drives Senegalese Migrants to Risk Their Lives at Sea
The alarming overexploitation of West Africa’s marine resources—particularly in Senegal—is not just an environmental crisis; it’s a major driver of …