How Internal Clocks Drive the Daily Migration of Antarctic Krill
Antarctic krill (Euphausia superba)—tiny yet mighty crustaceans—are key players in the Southern Ocean ecosystem. While they are known to respond …
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Community Science Reveals Recovery Signs in Southern California’s Endangered Giant Sea Bass
The endangered giant sea bass (Stereolepis gigas), also known as the “king of the kelp forest,” is showing hopeful signs …
Can LED Lights Revolutionize Sustainable Shrimp and Fish Fishing?
New research from the University of Exeter and marine technology company Fishtek Marine reveals a promising future for baitless, low-impact …
Natural Preservatives for Salmon: A Safer and Effective Shelf Life Solution
Fresh salmon is a favorite among seafood lovers due to its rich taste and nutritional value. However, its short shelf …
Top Fisheries and Aquaculture Journals: The Ultimate 2025 Guide with Impact Factors and ISSNs
Navigating the vast ocean of academic research can be a challenge. For students, academics, and professionals in the fields of …
How Refrigeration Systems on Small Fishing Boats Are Reducing Seafood Waste and Improving Catch Quality in Norway
Small-scale fishing boats make up 80% of Norway’s 5,600 fishing vessels, playing a vital role in harvesting cod, crab, langoustine, …
Seaweeds at Risk: New Global Report Reveals Threats to Marine and Human Health
Seaweeds, the unsung heroes of the ocean, are now facing a crisis that could have major consequences for both marine …
Are Fish Smarter Than We Thought? New Research Reveals Surprising Cognitive Skills in the Wild
For years, scientists have underestimated the intelligence of fish—mainly because most studies were conducted in artificial lab settings, far removed …
Sharks and Rays Use Offshore Wind Farms as New Marine Habitats, Study Finds
A groundbreaking study from Wageningen University & Research reveals that offshore wind farms in the Netherlands are not only sources …
Do Cuttlefish Wave to Communicate? New Research Suggests They Might
Groundbreaking research from neuroscientists in France reveals possible evidence that cuttlefish may use specific arm movements to “wave” as a …