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Outward bound and off to new adventures

Dr. Martini March 15, 2015

While we may be scattered across the country (or at this point across the world), the Deep Sea News crew has got each other’s backs.…

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Biology Conservation & Environment Mating & Reproduction Special

The Life, and Death, of Jairo

Dr. M March 10, 2015 beachCosta RicaJairo Mora SandovalleatherbackLimon

Every year female hawksbill, loggerhead, green, and the massive leatherback sea turtle come to nest on the Atlantic coastline of Costa Rica, each female returning…

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Pictures and Movies Special

Long May Your Big Jib Draw

Alex Warneke March 9, 2015 Al DoveconservationDeepSNGoodbyesRickmacwhale sharks

Goodbyes are the worst things ever. EVER. Especially when it comes to two people I have looked up to for so long. Not only are Al…

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Editor's Desk Special

Farewell My Friends

Dr. M March 9, 2015

“When one man, for whatever reason, has the opportunity to lead an extraordinary life, he has no right to keep it to himself.”  -Jacques Yves…

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Biology Development Education Environmental Sciences Gadgets & Gear Intertidal Life of Science New Research Open Access Scientist! Special

Why the Foldscope is My New Favorite Toy

Alex Warneke March 8, 2015 FoldscopeMicroscopePrakash LabStanfordTED talk

This past year Eric Betzig, Stefan Hell, and William Moerner received the Nobel Prize in Chemistry “for the development of super-resolved fluorescence microscopy.” From simply…

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Climate Change Conservation & Environment Coral Coral Reef Environmental Sciences Fishing Opinion & Editorial Uncategorized Weird

Reef Roulette

RickMac January 29, 2015 comedyconservationSilliness

Isn’t coral reef conservation hard enough without having to also constantly re-invent yourself for every swing of the funding pendulum? Well your friends here at…

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Best Biology Conservation & Environment Coral Coral Reef Environmental Sciences Habitats Life of Science Music Organisms Pictures and Movies

Epic Science Raps of History – A teaser

Alex Warneke December 12, 2014 BioLogikcoralsLevi LewisLook at Me Nowocean acidificationScience Rapsio

It all started on a perfect San Diego summer night, Taco Tuesday to be exact (For those of you who don’t live in the local area,…

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Biology Favorite Species Organisms Uncategorized Weird

These are a few of my favorite species: Desmarestia

Alex Warneke December 5, 2014 Acid WeedDesmarestiafavorite speciesseaweedWeedotWeek

This is acid. This is your seaweed on acid. Sulphuric acid to be exact. A highly corrosive substance, also known as oil of vitriol, H2SO4…

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Adaptations Biology Coral Reef Ecology Fish Fishing Mating & Reproduction Shelf Weird

The Disappointing Reality of Musical Fish

Douglas Long November 30, 2014 bitter disappointmentcornetfishdrumfishguitarfishMusicsciaenidaetrumpetfishunderwater soundswasting valuable research time

Fanciful common names of fishes suggest there may be an orchestra in the sea, but this is yet another way the underwater world lets us…

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Biology Conservation & Environment Ecology Fishing Organisms Paleobiology Pictures and Movies Sharks Weird

Is Jurassic World Violating CITES Protections?

RickMac November 25, 2014 DinosaursJurassic WorldSilliness

Have you seen the new Jurassic World trailer?  As if I even have to ask…  Of course you have.  And of course you are amazed…

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