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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…

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Life of Science Special Uncategorized

Game of Trolls

Archie Teuthis January 13, 2014 drinking gamesGame of Trolls

We here at Deep Sea News pride ourselves on bringing you the BEST DAMN OCEAN SCIENCE PERIOD. With that mission, we hope to inspire our…

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Little known fact – Santa is actually a pirate

Alistair Dove December 20, 2013
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Abyss Biology Cephalopods Evolution Uncategorized

This vampire’s surprising secret

RR Helm December 19, 2013

Vampire squid–with cloudy blue eyes, a blood red body, and barbed arms– may be the deep sea’s most frightening creature, but according to a new…

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Comb jellies, not sponges, may be your most distant animal relative

RR Helm December 12, 2013

For over a hundred years scientists have assumed that sponges (yep, the animal that inspired your kitchen sponge), are our most distant animal relative. And why…

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6 ways to help our oceans and look absolutely fabulous doing it

Alex Warneke November 19, 2013 ApparelconservationMarine Mondaysswag

It’s Monday and you know what that means? No…not the day when you try longer than you should to magically make all the e-mails in…

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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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Fluid Dynamics Uncategorized Waves Weather

Parasites aren’t just for biologists, this wave eats other waves

Dr. Martini October 31, 2013 capillary wavesparasiteswind waves

As the winds blow across the vast oceans they create a symphony of waves, whose pitch may range from ripples to rogues. Eventually all waves…

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The Reese’s Cup Parasite That Hangs Out In Octopus Kidneys

Dr. M October 29, 2013

Scientists currently know of 112 species who’s preferred habitat is the renal sac of a cephalopod.  Actually, each species prefers a different kind of cephalopod—Broadclub…

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Return of the Wood Fall

Dr. M October 27, 2013

[View the story “Return of the Wood Fall” on Storify]

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