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Category: Habitats

Adaptations Biology Cephalopods Evolution Habitats Organisms Pelagic

Squid Rocket Science

Dr. M December 1, 2013 flyingjetNASAPredationpropulsionrocketsquid

Squids not only swim, they also fly*.  In fourteen different published accounts dating back to 1892, squids have been caught in the act of taking…

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Abyss Adaptations Biology Ecology Evolution Habitats Organisms Sharks

3 Reasons Why You Should Invite a Greenland Shark to Thanksgiving Dinner

Dr. M November 25, 2013 coldfeedingGreenland SharksharkTemperatureThanksgivingTurkey

This is a guest post from Sizing Ocean Giants team member Leo Gaskins 1) Not the best cook? No worries, Greenland sharks won’t complain! Forgot…

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Adaptations Mammals Pelagic Plankton Sharks

A whale and a whale shark walk into a bar…

Alistair Dove November 23, 2013 baleenfeedingkrilllunge feedingsillywhale sharks

A bar, somewhere in the ocean.  A whale shark sits quietly sipping a Krillians. Whale shark (quietly): <sip>  Ahh, that’s some good Euphausia right there.…

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Biology Climate Change Coral Reef Ecology Mollusk New Research Organisms

Snails High On Acid Make Poor Choices, Get Eaten By Predators

Dr. M November 18, 2013 acidificationbehaviourconchcone shellfightflightpredatorprey

In humans concentrations of carbon dioxide around 1%, normal is just a less than 0.04%, can make a person drowsy. Like a macroeconomics class.  At…

View More Snails High On Acid Make Poor Choices, Get Eaten By Predators
Abyss Biology Cephalopods Ecology Habitats Organisms

An amazing image of the elusive big-fin squid

Dr. M November 17, 2013 Big Fin SquidMagnapinnaROV

Magnapinna squids are one of the deep-sea more ethereal creatures. Little is known of these squid as very few have ever been captured, although over…

View More An amazing image of the elusive big-fin squid
Adaptations Biology Crustacean Ecology Evolution Habitats Intertidal Organisms Uncategorized

Weed of the Week: The Rihanna Hypothesis Revisited

Alex Warneke November 10, 2013 Ascophyllum nodosumRihannaRocky IntertidalTalking TreesTri-trophic InteractionsWeedotWeek

I love seaweed. Maybe it’s because I am from California and we are all plant loving hippies or maybe it’s because they’re the underappreciated overlords…

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Microbes New Research Pelagic Polar

Hipster bacteria hate the tropics (it’s too mainstream)

Holly Bik November 6, 2013 AntarcticaArcticBacteriabiodiversitydiversitygenomicshigh latitudesMicrobesmodelmodelingpolar

Terrestrial biologists have it easy (especially those that work in the tropics) – they can just book a plane ticket and wander around the forest,…

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Ecology Fish Parasites Pelagic Weird

Accidental Parasite Week continues: the Oarfish edition

Alistair Dove October 29, 2013 oarfishparasites

We didn’t mean to make this week all about parasites, honest.  It just happened that way.  Rebecca wrote a thing, and then I – being…

View More Accidental Parasite Week continues: the Oarfish edition
Biology Ecology Parasites Pelagic Sharks Weird

I’ll see your horrifying crab barnacle and raise you a heart eel

Alistair Dove October 27, 2013 bizarreeelsmako sharksparasites

This was originally posted at alistairdove.com June 21, 2010. To see another bizarre parasitic relationship, check out Rebecca Helm’s recent piece on the marvelous world…

View More I’ll see your horrifying crab barnacle and raise you a heart eel
Biology Fish Pelagic

Awesomely gross Oarfish Necropsy

Dr. Martini October 26, 2013 necropsyoarfishstranding

Last week, two Oarfish were found beached on the California coast. This subsequently set the internet ablaze with conspiracy theories surrounding their deaths. But the…

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