Worm-Like, Limbless Amphibian Known As Caecilians Spotted in Florida For The First Time
Biologists in South Florida have captured the bizarre worm-like amphibian commonly known as the Caecilian in the
Scientists Discover Ultra-Black Fish, Which Absorb Over 99.5% Of The Light That Hits Them
It is super weird to think of a world without sunlight – yet many deep-sea dwelling species
Zebrafish Genes May Hold The Key To Fixing Human Scars
Zebrafish (Danio rerio) may seem like an unsuspecting contribution to any tropical freshwater aquarium, but this fish
Cayman Islands Expand Protected Areas
Resilience has become synonymous with communities capable of withstanding hardships, adjusting themselves accordingly, and bouncing back. And
Corals Document Global Warming Through the Years – Study Shows
Corals have been a part of Earth’s oceans for millions of years now. In fact, they can
What is Remote Electronic Monitoring?
If we cannot measure something, then we cannot be expected to manage it. At least not very
Treasure trove of fossils showing history of Paleozoic discovered in Yukon
In a remote area in the Yukon wilderness in Canada, a team of researchers from Stanford University
90 Percent of Sharks Died Mysteriously 19 Million Years Ago: Study
Sharks are incredibly resilient predators that have been prowling our oceans for 450 million years. Their evolution
Whales Shrinking? North Atlantic Right Whales Getting Smaller Says Study
Whales are marine mammals known for their gargantuan size. Most species of whales are hunted for their
‘Giant Penguin-like’ Seabird’s Fossils Discovered In Northern Hemisphere
Modern penguin species, ranging from Antarctica to the Galapagos Islands, are perfectly adapted to life at sea.