11 articles tagged with "marine life"
A comprehensive study led by Andrew Gillis at the Marine Biological Laboratory examines the evolution of paired fins in fishes, revealing biological mechanisms behind repeating body parts.
A large-scale rescue operation for a stranded whale off the German coast has been halted, as assessments indicate very low chances of survival. The operation involved multiple agencies.
A humpback whale stranded in Germany's Baltic Sea is exhibiting signs of weakness, complicating its potential return to the Atlantic. Rescue efforts have been ongoing.
Rescue efforts for a stranded humpback whale in the Baltic Sea are challenged by its deteriorating condition, with reduced movement and reactions noted by rescuers.
A recent discovery of a new marine superfamily in deep ocean environments could have significant implications for ecological studies and biodiversity assessments.
A recent observation of a sperm whale giving birth highlights significant cooperative behavior among marine mammals, indicating complex social structures.
A recent study published in Nature highlights the pervasive presence of harmful chemicals in ocean waters, raising concerns about marine ecosystems.
A recent study raises concerns about the implications of CO₂ storage in ocean environments, particularly its effects on oysters and marine life.
A new nature-inspired seawall design in South Florida aims to bolster marine wildlife protection while maintaining property safety. This initiative seeks to revitalize coastal habitats.
Deep-sea mining is emerging as a source for critical minerals essential to technology, but it poses significant risks to fragile marine ecosystems. Regulatory frameworks are necessary.
A recent fossil find in Alabama, featuring a tooth embedded in an apex predator's neck, sheds light on the complex interactions of marine life during the Cretaceous period.