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Month: April 2014

Life of Science Scientist! Uncategorized

The Playful World of the Scientific Acknowledgement

Dr. M April 29, 2014 acknowledgementsBeastie BoysjokeNSFScientific PaperVan Valen

The post on carnivorous sponges, specifically the lead author naming a species after his wife, Named in honor of Eve Lundsten, beautiful wife of the…

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Abyss Adaptations Biology Habitats New Research Organisms Scientist! Seamount Seeps, Vent, & Whale Falls Sponge Bitches!

Velcro, romance, and consuming the flesh of crustaceans

Dr. M April 27, 2014

When I describe my favorite sponge to others, yes I have a favorite sponge, I describe it like this: Imagine a mosquito lands on your…

View More Velcro, romance, and consuming the flesh of crustaceans
Biology Cnidaria Life At Sea Pelagic Plankton

Stung by a box jelly? Oil and lemon may help.

RR Helm April 24, 2014

There are many anecdotal remedies for jellyfish stings, from urine to meat tenderizer, but this one may be the tastiest. A case report published in the…

View More Stung by a box jelly? Oil and lemon may help.
Conservation & Environment Industry & Government Opinion & Editorial

This is why we can't have nice things…like the ocean

Dr. M April 23, 2014 Chris ParsonsconservationInternational Marine Conservation CongressInternational Whaling CommissionJohn Kerry

I asked Professor Chris Parsons to contribute an editorial on the recent announcement by John Kerry for federal funding of a marine conservation conference this summer…

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Environmental Sciences Life of Science Nautical Terms and Phrases Scientist! Social Sciences

Beyond the Plunder: The Misunderstood Life of Pirates

Alex Warneke April 19, 2014 citizen scienceNatural HistorypiratesSDNATWilliam Dampier

Buccaneers, Charlatans, Marauders, and Swashbucklers. Throughout the centuries, our booty-hoarding friends have been branded by many rather dubious labels. Yet seldom does the average gangplank…

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Biology Mollusk Pictures and Movies Weird

This sea slug is like a cross between a dinosaur, a jellyfish, and a watermelon

RR Helm April 10, 2014

I am awkward, and for that reason I’ve decided the sea slug Melibe will be my new power animal. I’m clumsy, equally bad at all sports, and…

View More This sea slug is like a cross between a dinosaur, a jellyfish, and a watermelon
Abyss Gadgets & Gear Natural Disaster Opinion & Editorial Vessels and Equipment

MH370 and the proverbial haystack.

Alistair Dove April 8, 2014 abyssblack boxdepthflight data recorderIndian OceanMalaysian AirlinesMH370search pattern

When does an analogy become useless?  How about when it’s less exaggerated than the actual facts being analogized?  Take the oft-used “needle in a haystack”…

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Biology Fish Habitats

A day at the beach with a pair of Oarfish

Dr. Martini April 7, 2014 BajaGulf of CaliforniaoarfishSea of Cortez

When I think of vacations to Mexico, I think margaritas and lounging at the beach. But last month in Baja California, this group of tourists…

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Uncategorized

Why do beluga whales have love handles?

RR Helm April 3, 2014

Beluga whales and advanced aircraft may have something in common, and it’s all thanks to love handles. In humans, love handles are deposits of fat…

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Art Music Turbulence

Zissou my Ocean

Dr. Martini April 2, 2014 life aquaticSteve Zissouzissouification

It’s springtime, and just like the phytoplankton in the seas, the internet is blooming with some serious love for “The Life Aquatic with Steve Zissou.”…

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