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Month: February 2008

Conservation & Environment Industry & Government

Australia Catches Japan In the Act

Kevin Zelnio February 7, 2008

Hat tip to John Lynch, where you can find a lively commentary on this issue. “Australia’s government on Thursday released graphic pictures of Japanese hunters…

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Conservation & Environment Geology New Research Organisms

Climate Induced Collapse of Deep-Sea Ecosystems

Dr. M February 6, 2008

Beginning with Victorian science and progressing through the onset of modern deep-sea biology, the dominant paradigm was that the deep sea was a stable ecosystem.…

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Conservation & Environment

Plastic Trash Lines the Pacific

Peter Etnoyer February 5, 2008

One of our astute readers pointed us to this piece published in today’s The independent titled The world’s rubbish dump: a garbage tip that stretches…

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Vessels and Equipment

A Meter Wide Shark Head With 17 Feet of Shark Love To Follow

Dr. M February 5, 2008

I have to admit after being down in a sub and spending time looking at video feeds from ROV’s, the crazy animals I see from…

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Adaptations New Research

Sharks Scare the @#$% out of Seals

Dr. M February 5, 2008

How does fear drive a marine food web? That’s right I said fear, as in blood-curdling-scream-I-think-I-just-wet-my-pants fear. Sharks just swim around and intimidate the hell…

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Reviews

Children’s Book Reviews: I’m the Biggest Thing In the Ocean and Way Down Deep In the Deep Sea

Kevin Zelnio February 5, 2008

As a father of two, I realize the importance of finding good books and toys. My daughter is too young still, but my 27 month…

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Reviews

Children's Book Reviews: I'm the Biggest Thing In the Ocean and Way Down Deep In the Deep Sea

Kevin Zelnio February 5, 2008

As a father of two, I realize the importance of finding good books and toys. My daughter is too young still, but my 27 month…

View More Children's Book Reviews: I'm the Biggest Thing In the Ocean and Way Down Deep In the Deep Sea
Conservation & Environment Industry & Government

Judge Lays the Smack Down on Bush

Dr. M February 4, 2008

From CNN… The Navy must follow environmental laws placing strict limits on sonar training that opponents argue harms whales, despite President Bush’s decision to exempt…

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Cephalopods Reviews

Limpets and Octopods, Civilization, Health Insurance, and the Loss of Common Sense

Dr. M February 3, 2008

This is a tale of how a singular event can lead to two simultaneous outcomes, one absurd and one enlightening. Recently, I’ve needed to have…

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Uncategorized

Just One Thing Challenge #2

Dr. M February 3, 2008

Now were off with #2: The request: Use no plastic grocery and shopping bags for the next week. Use, and purchase if necessary, reusable bags.…

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