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Category: Organisms

Biology Conservation & Environment Ecology Fishing Jellyfish Pelagic Shelf

Jellyfish fishing: A multi-million dollar industry

RR Helm March 14, 2018

Check out this incredible video of jellyfishing (aka ‘jellyballing’). The first part of the video, with the brown-colored jellyfish, is from the US state of Georgia,…

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Kelp Forest New Research Seaweeds

Kelp, Spacecraft, and You

Jarrett Byrnes January 9, 2018

OK, folks, time for some more KEEEELP FROOOOM SPAAAAAACE!!! And an opportunity for you to do some science of your very own! As you know,…

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Ecology Evolution Paleobiology Sharks

How We Know Megalodon Doesn’t Still Exist?

Dr. M December 31, 2017 megalodon

Megalodon (Carcharocles megalodon) is the largest shark, at a magnificent maximum length of 18 meters (59 feet), to ever have dwelled in the oceans.  We…

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Benthic Biology Development Favorite Species Jellyfish Mating & Reproduction New Research Open Access Pelagic Pictures and Movies Scientist!

New Research Reveals How to Easily Grow Jellyfish In Captivity

RR Helm December 28, 2017

For more updates on my research, follow along at jellybiologist.com, or on twitter @RebeccaRHelm As a scientist, I love jellyfish, and I suffer for it. Up…

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Art Biology Conservation & Environment Mollusk Weird

How David Cassidy Introduced A Hawaiian Shell To The World

RickMac November 22, 2017 1970'scone snailDavid CassidyhawaiijewelryleinecklaceNiihauPuka

David Cassidy, 70’s heartthrob and star of The Partridge Family, died today at age 67. In November of 1970, his hit song, “I Think I…

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Biology Favorite Species Seaweeds

Seaweed Sorting? There’s Now an App for That!

Alex Warneke November 16, 2017 AppField GuideSeaweeds

“What is that squishy brown stuff on the rock?” – said every tidepool enthusiast ever. Just in time for the low winter tides, the brilliant…

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Biology Ecology Mammals New Research Organisms

Where Do the Most Narwhals Live?

Dr. M November 5, 2017 AbundanceAbundant CenterbiogeographydensityEcologymacroecologynarwhalsrange

  Where do you find the most Narwhals on the Earth. Why Narwhals? Well it could be any species. Anglerfish, carnivorous sponge, giraffe, or even…

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Abyss Benthic Biology Cephalopods Ecology Evolution Paleobiology Pelagic Pictures and Movies

How the Squid Lost Its Shell

RR Helm October 3, 2017

This is a guest post by Dr. Danna Staaf, a science writer with a PhD in marine biology from Stanford University. Her first book, Squid…

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Coral Reef Fish Life of Science Special

Support Sea Stories

Alex Warneke September 4, 2017 Children's BookSea StoriesStorytelling

I firmly believe that good science must always be accompanied with good storytelling. Now more than ever, we must connect those around us to the…

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Biology Environmental Sciences Plankton Weather

What actually happened in the sea during the solar eclipse!

Dr. Martini August 25, 2017 eclipseOregonzooplankton

Last week, we wrote a teaser on what would happen in the sea during the eclipse. But now the results are in and YES! CALAMITY…

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