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Month: January 2014

Conservation & Environment Fishing Industry & Government Opinion & Editorial Pelagic Sharks

Whale shark slaughterhouse exposed in China

Alistair Dove January 28, 2014 ChinaCITESconservationFinningOverfishingshark finningwhale sharks

Conservation NGO WildLifeRisk has put out a press release describing a slaughterhouse for sharks in China’s Zhejiang province.  Shark processing is nothing new, and can…

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Environmental Sciences

First results from crowdfunded study shows radioactive seawater from Fukushima has NOT reached the US coast

Dr. Martini January 28, 2014 FukushimaourradioactiveoceansRadiationradioactivity

Just two weeks ago, Ken Buesseler at WHOI launched a brilliant crowdfunded campaign “Our Radioactive Ocean” to measure radiation off the West Coast of the US.…

View More First results from crowdfunded study shows radioactive seawater from Fukushima has NOT reached the US coast
Genetics

Coral reefs, let's unzip your genes.

Holly Bik January 28, 2014Image Acroporaadaptationclimate changeCoralgene expressionocean acidificationtranscriptome

How will coral reefs respond to climate change? Well, let’s start with an analogy. Suppose you pick an arbitrary time of day, choose a random…

View More Coral reefs, let's unzip your genes.
Biology Cnidaria Education Gadgets & Gear New Research

Creation of the world’s first Peanut Butter and Jellyfish

RR Helm January 27, 2014

Ladies and gentlemen, I could not make this up if I tried. I owe my thanks to Wyatt Patry for sharing this study with me,…

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Adaptations Biology Evolution Fish Mating & Reproduction Organisms

A New Parasitic Male Found

Dr. M January 26, 2014 anglerfishParasite

The time comes upon every public man when it is best for him to keep his lips closed–Abraham Lincoln Over 300 different species of anglerfish…

View More A New Parasitic Male Found
Biology Conservation & Environment Crustacean Fish Habitats Mammals Organisms Pelagic Uncategorized

The question you should have asked about Fukushima, but probably didn’t.

Alex Warneke January 23, 2014 FukushimaFukushima Daiichipollutantsradioactivity

The 2011 Fukushima Dai-ichi nuclear fiasco was a disaster that is still affecting Japan. But it also raised an onslaught of questions about the potential…

View More The question you should have asked about Fukushima, but probably didn’t.
Environmental Sciences Industry & Government Natural Disaster

Worst-case scenario thinking and Fukushima radiation

RR Helm January 23, 2014

This isn’t a map of radiation, it’s a map of wave estimated hight after the Tohuku Tsunami. So why is there so much outrage and…

View More Worst-case scenario thinking and Fukushima radiation
Uncategorized

TGIF: This Glacier is NOT a photo

Holly Bik January 17, 2014Image ArcticArtclimate changeglaciersglobal warmingicebergs

This BLOWS MY MIND. This is not a photo, it’s a drawing using pastels: The artist is Zaria Forman, and she’s using the pieces to…

View More TGIF: This Glacier is NOT a photo
Abyss Adaptations Biology Crustacean Echinoderms Ecology Gadgets & Gear Habitats Microbes Mollusk New Research New Species Organisms Seeps, Vent, & Whale Falls

Will My Wood Research Be Poplar?

Dr. M January 15, 2014 #SciFundWood Fall

I wooden dream of having a post full of wood puns.  On the other hand my alder ego often gets the best of me and…

View More Will My Wood Research Be Poplar?
Gadgets & Gear Weird

Triton not. Dive, or dive not, there is no Triton.

Alistair Dove January 15, 2014 scubaStar Wars

One of the deeplings shared this SCUBA diving concept called the Triton, a sort of artificial gill that would extract oxygen from the water for…

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