Understanding The Movements Of Hawksbill Sea Turtles
It is important that researchers and conservationists have a clear understanding of the movement, distribution and habitat
Freak U.S. Winters Linked To Arctic Warming
It is undisputed that the entire Earth is connected, and this holds true for natural processes as
How Cities Are Working Together To Protect The Oceans
Despite missing deadlines for major marine conservation objectives in 2020, support for the UN’s Sustainable Development Goals
Patterns In Abundance And Size Of Sharks In Northwestern Australia: Cause For Optimism
A growing human population has increased pressure on commercial fish populations to meet the growing food demand.
Just How Dangerous Is Africa’s Explosive Lake Kivu?
A Picturesque But Lethal Lake
Goma sits on the shore of Lake Kivu, in the Democratic Republic of
Bull Shark Recruitment Into The St Lucia Estuary And The First Observation Of A Bull Shark Preyed On By A Nile Crocodile
The St Lucia Estuary, South Africa, is a UNESCO World Heritage Site, and is the largest estuarine
Fluid Flow Through A Deep-sea Sponge Could Inspire Engineering Designs
Marine sponges are some of the oldest living animals on earth, with a fossil record that dates
King Penguins Found To Be Extending Their Feeding Grounds
King Penguins (Aptenodytes patagonicus) can be easily confused with their Happy Feet counterparts, the Emperor Penguin (Aptenodytes
Threats To Manta Rays In Brazil Have Previously Been Dangerously Underestimated
Similar to many fish species and marine mammals, manta rays are threatened worldwide by human actions. A
One Whale’s Epic Journey: Grey Whale Spotted in the Southern Hemisphere!
In May 2013, a lone grey whale (Eschrichtius robustus) was spotted off the coast of Walvis Bay,
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